LCTF numbers since 1999

[RockIsland]

Not Panic,, just a clear vision of what could happen.
There are always those who don't plan ahead.

Better late than never.

[DonBiase]

Better late than never.

Indeed, I'm always glad when someone "sees the light".

[DonBiase]

Do you think the New Jersey State Police would be as friendly?

"Why do you want to know, what are you up to, that's classified, WHO ARE YOU".
The DPRNJ doesn't provide information to subversives!!!

[knight0334]

Are these new LTCFs only or are renewals included?

There is no such thing as a "renewal" in PA. Every LTCF issued is an issuance.

Those numbers are for the number of LTCF issued that year. So you add the last 5 years and you have the total of currently valid licensees. ...however, the prior year's numbers aren't usually released until mid-next year, so real world numbers are a bit off.

tl_2137 has been keep track for the last several years and generating a report posted in the stickies here: http://forum.pafoa.org/forumdisplay.php?f=145

[mbinpa]

I thought I had hear that 1 out of every 10 PA residents have LTCF (I don't remember where I heard that) - that should be about 1.2 million LTCF.

Are those numbers the LTCF that were processed that year, or the total number in the Commonwealth? If number processed, with a 5 year license, they are only 1/5 of the total LTCF issued. That would bring it into line.

[stainless]

How many of the 1 million plus people are involved in retaining their rights by talking to their legislators?

[Walleye Hunter]

How many of the 1 million plus people are involved in retaining their rights by talking to their legislators?

Not enough but our numbers are growing. It seems that talking to them, though, is futile and we need to get the vote out.

[PAMedic=F|A=]

The way it's currently done (except, maybe, for Philadelphia because they're special), the difference between a new application and a renewal is essentially nothing. They still have to run the PICS check. Some counties omit the references for renewals.

Some counties don't contact them at all because it is a violation of the law to do so.

[Liberifle]

How many of the 1 million plus people are involved in retaining their rights by talking to their legislators?

I'm not black enough to get mine to listen.

[Bang]

Black enough to be president? White enough to enjoy special privilege?