We recently paid a visit to Englishtown’s borough council meeting and brought to their attention some concerns from local residents. We’re very happy to report that the Mayor, Council, and Police Chief are friends of the 2nd Amendment and committed as a borough to comply with NJ state statutes with no additional requirements for firearm applicants. Enjoy our dialogue with the council – we hope that many other townships and cities throughout NJ can hold themselves to the standards of Englishtown. Once again we want to thank the Mayor, council, and chief Cooke for addressing this serious matter with the respect it deserves.
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