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Maricopa County SE Library - No Weapons Allowed/Secured Storage Issue

Super Saiyan

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Stopped by the Maricopa County Library in Gilbert a couple of weeks ago and noticed that they are posted, "No weapons Allowed." They do not offer temporary secure storage that I could find, and I looked kept my eyes open while I walked around. Aren't political subdivisions of the State, such as this library as it is operated by Maricopa County, required to provide storage if they are to prohibit weapons?
 
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Super Saiyan said:
Stopped by the Maricopa County Library in Gilbert a couple of weeks ago and noticed that they are posted, "No weapons Allowed." They do not offer temporary secure storage that I could find, and I looked kept my eyes open while I walked around. Aren't political subdivisions of the State, such as this library as it is operated by Maricopa County, required to provide storage if they are to prohibit weapons?
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I'm not sure. But I do know that the Prescott City Library provides lockboxes.
 
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Arizona Law 13-3102.01 Provides that Storage SHALL be Offered for Public Establishments which Elect to Prohibit Deadly Weapons Pursuant to Arizona Law 13-3102(A)(10).
 
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Follow-up request. Please send an email to president@AzCDL.org (Dave Kopp) detailing what you encountered. The more documentation we have about this stuff, the better our position at the Legislature.

Everyone reading this - If you encounter local government or agencies flaunting the storage requirements, please contact Dave (president@azcdl.org).

Thanks,
Fred
 
Super Saiyan

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azcdlfred said:
Follow-up request. Please send an email to president@AzCDL.org (Dave Kopp) detailing what you encountered. The more documentation we have about this stuff, the better our position at the Legislature.

Everyone reading this - If you encounter local government or agencies flaunting the storage requirements, please contact Dave (president@azcdl.org).

Thanks,
Fred
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Fred,

I sent the email detailing the incident.

Thanks
 
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