Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Knoxville Guns In Parks Vote Tonight!

Knoxville Guns In Parks Vote Tonight!


The Knoxville City Council will be holding the first of two proposed votes tonight on whether to repeal the decades old ban on firearms in City parks. The proposed repeal will fail tonight if there is not enough support for the new motion to allow Tennessee Handgun Permit holders to carry in the City parks, following the new State law allowing for Permit holders to carry in local and State parks.

According to the Knoxville News Sentinel

Rob Frost

Barbara Pelot

Chris Woodhull

Vice Mayor Bob Becker

Are all against the measure. Let these people know where we stand!



SHOW YOUR SUPPORT!


GUNS IN PARKS VOTE Sept. 22 7:00pm


Main Assembly Room
of the City County Building
400 Main Street, Knoxville


The Knoxville City Council will be voting tonight on the issue of allowing Tennessee Handgun Permit holders to carry in Knoxville City parks and on Knoxville City greenways.

If you are able to come out and show your support of this issue the meeting starts at 7:00pm and will be held in the Main Assembly Room of the City County Building located at 400 Main Street in downtown Knoxville.

Please contact your City Council member beforehand to voice your support for allowing law abiding carry permit holders to carry in parks and on greenways.

District 1 - Joe Hultquist - ph. 579-1250 (home)
District 2 - Barbra B. Pelot - 693-0454 (home) 671-1544 (office)
District 3 - Steve Hall - 584-9567 (home) 522-1195 (office)
District 4 - Rob Frost - 525-1303 (home) 546-7000 (office)
District 5 - Bob Becker - 524-1524 (home)
District 6 - Bob Booker - 546-1576
At Large - Joe Bailey - 637-4477 (home)
At Large - Chris Woodhull - 661-4131 (home)
At Large - Marilyn Roddy - 637-0333 (home)

Ask Mayor Haslam to take a stand!

Mayor Haslam once joined Mayor Bloomberg's anti-2nd amendement group. Now that he is running for Governor, he says that he has seen the light and now supports the 2nd Amendment. Mayor Haslam has enough influence over City Council to see that the ordinance allowing permit holders to carry in the parks and on the greenways passes if he will make a stand. Call Mayor Haslam today and let him know that gun owners will not trust him as Governor if he does not stand up for us as Mayor.

Mayor Bill Haslam - 215-2040 (office) 215-2978 (fax)