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Published 18 days ago • Seaside, United States • Updated 18 days ago

Seaside discusses Gun Shop Ordinance

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The Seaside city council heard a presentation on an updated ordinance restricting where firearms can be sold in the city. The council had previously passed an ordinance on May 1st that prohibited the sale of firearms in the West Broadway Urban Village and motioned for more restrictions around the city. The new ordinance presented to the council puts new restrictions on both the location and security measures needed to operate in the city. Securi…

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Seaside discusses Gun Shop Ordinance

The Seaside city council heard a presentation on an updated ordinance restricting where firearms can be sold in the city. The council had previously passed an ordinance on May 1st that prohibited the sale of firearms in the West Broadway Urban Village and motioned for more restrictions around the city. The new ordinance presented to the council puts new restrictions on both the location and security measures needed to operate in the city. Securi…

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KION broke the news in 18 days ago on Friday, June 6, 2025.

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