Butler, NJ:
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Detailed write up of this issue suitable for submission to →YOUR← town council:
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Seems reasonable to me.
The Borough of Old Tappan, N.J. met on August 18, 2025 to consider a permit to carry fee rebate resolution. The all Republican council led by Mayor Thomas Gallagher voted down the pro-Second Amendment resolution. Those against the measure all said things similar to “I support the Second Amendment, but…”
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+ Medford Lakes:
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+ Howell:
https://xcancel.com/DFrancisco7/status/1993503143402033253#m
https://xcancel.com/DFrancisco7/status/1993510343289848094#m
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Good! Who’s next?
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Next up - Toms River:
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Paywalled article, however you can use archive.is to read it.
TOMS RIVER – Council President Justin D. Lamb is championing a resolution that would make Toms River the 13th town statewide to reimburse residents for the $150 municipal portion of the permit fee required to carry a handgun in New Jersey.
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“For far too long, residents have been forced to pay what amounts to a tax on a core constitutional freedom,” Lamb said. “The (U.S.) Supreme Court has long held that government cannot tax fundamental rights, and this fee — well beyond a mere processing cost — does exactly that. Toms River is stepping up to lead by example and ease that burden on our residents, especially at a time when our so-called leaders have created a nanny state and allowed criminals to escape punishment.”
Lamb said the resolution, which is scheduled to be considered by the Township Council at its Dec. 10 meeting, would take effect Jan. 1, 2026. Though he did not have exact numbers, he estimated it could affect about 200 permit holders annually. It would not apply to those who have paid the fee in 2025 and in previous years, Lamb said.
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Way to go TR
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