On March 15, the Senate Judiciary Committee heard Senate Bill 1332. Sponsored by Senator Harold Caskey (D-31), this bill authorizes the sheriff of every county to pay the costs and expenses for activities related to the issuing of handgun carry permits from the sheriff`s revolving fund. This legislation will fix the Right-to-Carry funding problems outlined by the Supreme Court in its recent decision by allowing sheriffs in all counties to issue Right-to-Carry permits. The committee is expected to act on SB 1332 soon. It is vital that you contact the Judiciary Committee members, and your own Senator, and tell them to support SB 1332. The main information number is (573) 751-3824.
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