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2ND TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 11 AM
NEXT MEETING TUESDAY JUNE 13, 2023

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National FOP Weekly Update for April 28, 2023

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Homeowners’ Right to Display Blue Line Flags
Bill in Florida House of Representatives

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WASHINGTON – Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) today introduced the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (LEOSA) Reform Act, which would expand the concealed-carry rights of qualified law enforcement officers.

“America’s police officers protect communities whether they’re on-duty or off. The LEOSA Reform Act would make Louisianians and all Americans safer by expanding concealed-carry rights for off-duty and retired cops in public places. Brave officers should be able to protect and serve their communities without absurd red tape,” said Kennedy.

The LEOSA Reform Act builds on the original LEOSA of 2004, which gives qualified officers—whether active, retired or no longer working in law enforcement—the right to carry concealed firearms in any U.S. state or territory, regardless of state or local laws. The original legislation, however, contains numerous exceptions, including bans on concealed-carry rights on certain state, local and federal government property.

The LEOSA Reform Act would expand the original bill by allowing qualified officers to carry their concealed firearms in the following locations:

  • State, local and private property otherwise open to the public,
  • National parks, and
  • Certain federal public access facilities and
  • School zones.

The bill would also allow qualified officers to carry magazines that are not prohibited by federal law and to carry their concealed firearms in gun-free school zones. It would alleviate other undue burdens on concealed-carry rights.

Sens. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) and Rick Scott (R-Fla.) have co-sponsored the LEOSA Reform Act. Read the bill here.

 

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Flagler County Sheriff’s Office HR-218 Retired LEO Firearms
Qualification Dates are October 20th 9am – 3pm

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If you need to have your HR-218 Renewed
Please contact P&T Firearms at Contact him at 
pandtfirearms@gmail.com or call (352) 467-9430

Cost to be determined at time of qualification. Bring Ear & Eye Protection along with 50 Rounds of Ammo.
He is located in Lake County about 1 hr and 10 minutes away. 

FOP LODGE #171 #FOPSTRONG

 

Ron Conklin (right former President) with Dave Mazzone President center, Steve Fraas standing, George Byrne seated

FOP Lodge #171 Ron Conklin
Lifetime Member Award

 

  2023
BOARD OF DIRECTORS LODGE #171

PRESIDENT: DAVE MAZZONE

FIRST VICE PRESIDENT: GEORGE BYRNE

SECOND VICE PRESIDENT:   RON CONKLIN 

SECRETARY:  STEVE FRAAS

TREASURER:  TIM SMITH

STATE TRUSTEE:  JOE MONDELLO

TRUSTEE:  BILL VAN HOUTEN

TRUSTEE: ROSS BROWN

TRUSTEE: TONY MILITANO

QUARTERMASTER: DAVE MAZZONE

CHAPLAIN:  MARK CHAVEZ

COMMUNICATIONS: JOE MONDELLO