No firearms in city Park

[T.J.]

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I was taking my son to play some tennis at a city park here in Gaylord and a big sign with park rulesthatsaysno weapons, bows or firearms in the park. The park has 2 tennis courts, a paved walking trail and some mountain bike trails. It is lighted for night use and is owned by the city of Gaylord. It is a nice place for a peaceful walk in the woods. What can and should be done?

The name of the park is Aspen Park.

 

[jmlefler]

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Many of us are doing this...

http://www.migunowners.org/forum/showthread.php?t=56372&highlight=contacted+municipalties

Carry on

 

[astrogiblet]

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You should have an Open Carry picnic there.

Follow this guide:

http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/forum30/16628.html

And I'm sure people will come and show their support for the change of laws.

 

[Chris5039]

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MCRGO v. Ferndale: The Michigan Court of Appeals held that local units of government may not impose restrictions upon firearms possession.

I think local governments putthose rulesup, and try to see if you will comply. Pretty cut and dry statement from above.

 

[PDinDetroit]

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T.J. wrote:

I was taking my son to play some tennis at a city park here in Gaylord and a big sign with park rulesthatsaysno weapons, bows or firearms in the park. The park has 2 tennis courts, a paved walking trail and some mountain bike trails. It is lighted for night use and is owned by the city of Gaylord. It is a nice place for a peaceful walk in the woods. What can and should be done?

The name of the park is Aspen Park.

TJ - please see the info at the following link (see entries by Venator):

http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/forum30/30402.html

Please consider sending this info on to the City of Gaylord, with edits as appropriate.