amlevin
Regular Member
Just some food for thought
The Monroe facility is a State Corrections facility. It's operated by the State and as such "preemption" wouldn't apply. It only applies if the City of Monroe, or Snohomish County, were to pass an ordinance regulating firearms on the premises of the "Prison". The State Law doesn't preempt the State's actions.
Only statute that would apply is the one pertaining to corrections facilities, not the preemption statute.
The Monroe facility is a State Corrections facility. It's operated by the State and as such "preemption" wouldn't apply. It only applies if the City of Monroe, or Snohomish County, were to pass an ordinance regulating firearms on the premises of the "Prison". The State Law doesn't preempt the State's actions.
Only statute that would apply is the one pertaining to corrections facilities, not the preemption statute.