St. Louis County cracks down on open carry for teens
If signed by County Executive Sam Page, it will require a concealed carry license to openly carry a gun in unincorporated county. It effectively blocks teenagers from openly carrying.
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If signed by County Executive Sam Page, it will require a concealed carry license to openly carry a gun in unincorporated county. It effectively blocks teenagers from openly carrying.
The restrictions would apply to the unincorporated parts of St. Louis Count and at least primarily to minors, but that leaves questions.
The plan aims to stop teenagers from openly carrying weapons — since minors can't get a concealed carry license.
St. Louis County Council members approved a property tax break for senior homeowners Tuesday, paving the way for relief as soon as 2025.
Only senior homeowners whose properties are worth less than $550,000 in market value would be eligible under the revised plan offered by Republican Councilman Dennis Hancock of Fenton.