The problem is there is not a breakdown of all CHL's by zipcode available via the DPS website. It only shows a year to year issued license count. There is no way to tell how many didn't renew, were suspended, etc. by zipcode.ClarkLZeuss wrote:I wonder if anyone with more techno brains than me can plug this data into Google Maps so we can see where CHLs are the most/least concentrated?surprise_i'm_armed wrote: The stats break down new CHL's by zipcode.
I'd like to see the zip code breakdown for ALL existing CHL's, not
just the newest year's crop.
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- Mon Apr 06, 2009 2:00 pm
- Forum: 2009 Texas Legislative Session
- Topic: SB730 Employer Parking Lot Bill Passes Senate
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Re: SB730 Employer Parking Lot Bill Passes Senate
- Fri Mar 27, 2009 1:50 pm
- Forum: 2009 Texas Legislative Session
- Topic: SB730 Employer Parking Lot Bill Passes Senate
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Re: SB730 Employer Parking Lot Bill Passes Senate
It's called 'compromise'. Sometimes when you want to get something you have to give up some things you would like to have. Works the same in a marriage or you end up divorced. While it may not be optimum, it will be much better than what we have. Just look at the Open Carry folks who tried to bully their way in. They found out that trying to push too much too soon will get you nothing, alienate a lot of folks and possibly damage your chances in the future.tuckerdog1 wrote:I know this is a step forward. And I'm glad it looks good for becoming law. But I have a couple questions. Didn't the version last year have a provision where you had to notify your employer if you kept a gun locked in your car? And didn't that kind of set an employee up for being terminated for some "other" reason the employer might cook up later, just because they didn't like the idea you had your gun? That brings us to the fenced parking lot provision in this bill. I really don't get that part. What's the deal about the parking lot being fenced, that makes it okay to deny me self protection to & from work? I know it says alternate parking OR a place to lock unloaded guns up has to be provided. I doubt most employers are going to pony up to pay for more parking, just for us gun guys. And even if they do, for employees to suddenly start parking in the unfenced lot just screams GUN IN THE CAR. BREAK INTO ONE OF THE CARS IN THIS LOT. So they opt for the locked up thing. And that again puts us in that situation, where they now know you bring guns to work. Every morning they smile & lock your gun up for you. And now are just looking for ANY reason to give you the boot. I really don't think we should be put in a situation where the employer can easily ID an employee as someone that has a gun in the car. So what is the big deal about a lot having a fence?
Tuckerdog1
- Thu Mar 26, 2009 1:14 pm
- Forum: 2009 Texas Legislative Session
- Topic: SB730 Employer Parking Lot Bill Passes Senate
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Re: SB730 Employer Parking Lot Bill Passes Senate
This was the interview/debate on Concealed Carry on Campus from a couple of weeks ago. I believe Charles is referring to a new interview that Scott wants to do on the Employee Parking Lot billtfrazier wrote:Here's the interview Charles referred to:
http://www.krld.com/topic/play_window.p ... Id=3549768" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
He did us proud, as usual!
