NYC bill intros

Bigfoot · Feb 7, 2026

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Saltwater60 · Feb 7, 2026

gunpoliticsny said:
Int 27-2026, relates to the development and distribution of materials on the risks of keeping a gun in the home.

Int 372-2026, eliminates the fees for firearm licenses and permits.

Int 414-2026, relates to the creation of a three-digit gun violence intervention hotline.

Res 156-2026, resolution calling on the President of the United States to reverse layoffs and cuts to vital federal agencies, CDC and programs to prevent and gun violence.

Don’t we already have a 3-digit gun hotline number called 9-1-1?

FP1201 · Feb 7, 2026

Bigfoot said:
I want to say that gunpoliticsny is a great contributor to this website.

He provides important info, and his kind of info is always good stuff to be aware of.

I just thought I'd give a virtual high five.

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Jacob has a long and deep history of Gun Politics in New York...way deeper than many would believe, and he's a damn good man.

MHoncho · Feb 8, 2026

Saltwater60 said:
Don’t we already have a 3-digit gun hotline number called 9-1-1?

But how would some appointed, under qualified family member of an elected politician justify creating a new job to hire others in their network if we don’t support a new, redundant , hotline for them to staff?

pshift · Feb 9, 2026

I vote yes for 372-2026. It will probably never come up for a vote. $340 (new), $140 (renewal) is excessive and disenfranchises a lot of law-abiding citizens in NYC.

NYC bill intros

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Bigfoot

.475 A&M Magnum

Saltwater60

20×102mm Vulcan

FP1201

.338 Win Mag

MHoncho

.38 Special

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.338 Win Mag