House Bill 2469, sponsored by State Representative Russell Pearce (R-18), a measure that seeks to reduce the penalty for CCW permit holders who carry a concealed firearm but do not have the permit in their possession, is slated to be heard in the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday, March 5.
Please contact the members of the Senate Judiciary Committee and respectfully urge them to support this important measure. A roster of committee members and contact information can be found by visiting http://azleg.gov/CommitteeInfo.asp?Committee_ID=10.
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