https://www.oregon.gov/gov/policy/Documents/019-21_turning-point.pdf
Ctrl+F "firearm" snip-it is on page 30 of the document.
tl;dr - task force for higher education groups to threat assess, closing charleston loophole, raising age to purchase 'salt weapons (undefined but lets assume 21), common sense meme.
Firearm Safety:
"In the wake of the 2015 mass shooting at Umpqua Community College, Governor Brown convened many leaders of higher education in our state to discuss next steps. A Campus Safety Work Group was formed and several recommendations were made. In her budget, Governor Brown has devoted $15 million of potential new revenue to enable institutions of higher education to create a statewide threat-assessment team mentorship program, develop and coordinate incident management teams and training, and help fund necessary improvements to campus infrastructure. School safety is critical, and so are common sense firearm safety measures to keep all Oregonians safe. It is past time in Oregon to close the Charleston loophole, and we must also ensure that the purchase age for assault weapons is raised. Though these initiatives do not require additional funding, their value to the public's safety are unquestionable."
Everything else in the 48 page PDF is also interesting to read at your behalf.
Got this from a tweet put out in reference to KB and about her plans going into 2019-2021, figured i'd share since it talks about FIREARMS.
The rest of the big take away points are:
OSP getting increased budget
Schools and kids coverage etc
State workers getting a big IT overhaul
Homeless and housing
Ctrl+F "firearm" snip-it is on page 30 of the document.
tl;dr - task force for higher education groups to threat assess, closing charleston loophole, raising age to purchase 'salt weapons (undefined but lets assume 21), common sense meme.
Firearm Safety:
"In the wake of the 2015 mass shooting at Umpqua Community College, Governor Brown convened many leaders of higher education in our state to discuss next steps. A Campus Safety Work Group was formed and several recommendations were made. In her budget, Governor Brown has devoted $15 million of potential new revenue to enable institutions of higher education to create a statewide threat-assessment team mentorship program, develop and coordinate incident management teams and training, and help fund necessary improvements to campus infrastructure. School safety is critical, and so are common sense firearm safety measures to keep all Oregonians safe. It is past time in Oregon to close the Charleston loophole, and we must also ensure that the purchase age for assault weapons is raised. Though these initiatives do not require additional funding, their value to the public's safety are unquestionable."
Everything else in the 48 page PDF is also interesting to read at your behalf.
Got this from a tweet put out in reference to KB and about her plans going into 2019-2021, figured i'd share since it talks about FIREARMS.
The rest of the big take away points are:
OSP getting increased budget
Schools and kids coverage etc
State workers getting a big IT overhaul
Homeless and housing
