These 33 Multnomah County Buildings Now Ban Concealed Guns

Kotek signs Community Safety Firearms Act

Legislation banning bump stocks and allowing local governments to decide whether firearms are allowed in public meeting spaces has been signed into law by Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek.

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek celebrates new gun law’s passage

The new law, passed by the state Senate earlier this year, bans rapid-fire devices — often known as bump stocks — that can effectively turn semi-automatic weapons fully automatic.

These 33 Multnomah County buildings now ban concealed guns

Multnomah County’s ban on concealed guns in its public buildings has kicked in, impacting 33 sites in total.

We’ve lived through lockdowns. Now we’re fighting for gun safety laws.

Most assume guns are banned on school property in Minnesota, but it’s currently legal to carry a firearm to a high school football or hockey game.

Governor Kotek signs gun bill that bans rapid-fire devices, clarifies where firearms can, can't be carried

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Governor Tina Kotek hosted an event Tuesday commemorating the signing of Senate Bill 243, known as the Community Safety Firearms Act. The bill bans rapid-fire devices, which proponents of the measure said turn rifles and handguns into weapons of mass casualty. The bill also strengthens protections in public spaces by clarifying where

New Oregon gun law targets rapid-fire devices, adds new concealed carry rules

Gov. Tina Kotek on Wednesday signed the Community Safety Firearms Act, a new Oregon law that bans rapid-fire devices and clarifies where guns can be carried in public.