PSLA MEETS THURSDAY Gun-Sanctuary Resolution To Go Before Committee By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com PSLA Chairman Dan Wilber COOPERSTOWN – Below is the text of the resolution that would declare Otsego County a gun-law sanctuary, where the state's SAFE Act would not be enforced. The resolution will be considered Thursday by the county board's Public Safety & Legal Affairs Committee. Dan Wilber, R-Burlington, committee chairman, hasn't been available to discuss the matter. Scheduled for noon, the meeting may be viewed via Zoom on the county's Facebook page. According to other committee members, PSLA has been awaiting a legal…
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