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Missouri: Right-to-Carry in Raymore city hall proposed

If Raymore City Councilman Jeff Cox gets his wish, he and his colleagues soon will be able to carry a concealed weapon during meetings.
“Everyone in the chamber will be safer if this passes,” Cox said Tuesday of his proposed ordinance, which would make Raymore one of the first — if not the first — city in the metro area to allow anyone besides police to carry a gun into a city hall.
Source: nra-ila-updates

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