Health Department NO GUNS
I recently paid a visit to the department of health and noticed their NO GUNS sign. (which by the way, threatens arrest for possession of a gun in the facility.)
Now I know FL has a preemption law, so I'm getting ready to write a letter to them, but as I searched for their contact information I noticed their website is like a sub-website from the state of Florida's department of health. Does the possibility of the STATE running the county's health department make any difference on preemption?
The preemption law only preempts from local regulations, so I'm thinking if the state runs this health department maybe they could have a no weapons policy? Or am I just off my rocker today?
(This would be my first time spear heading a "project" to remove a no guns policy so I want to make sure I have everything down packed before submitting a complaint and possibly being wrong.)
I recently paid a visit to the department of health and noticed their NO GUNS sign. (which by the way, threatens arrest for possession of a gun in the facility.)
Now I know FL has a preemption law, so I'm getting ready to write a letter to them, but as I searched for their contact information I noticed their website is like a sub-website from the state of Florida's department of health. Does the possibility of the STATE running the county's health department make any difference on preemption?
The preemption law only preempts from local regulations, so I'm thinking if the state runs this health department maybe they could have a no weapons policy? Or am I just off my rocker today?
to the exclusion of all existing and future county, city, town, or municipal ordinances or regulations relating thereto.
(This would be my first time spear heading a "project" to remove a no guns policy so I want to make sure I have everything down packed before submitting a complaint and possibly being wrong.)
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