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June 1st, 2010, 10:53 PM #311
Re: Overcharged for LTCF? It's time to act (Updates Page 23)
The application pages are there with each county so that anyone who's looking over one county in particular can simply turn to the application to look at it without flipping to the end, especially when the county has a reference requirement, they can then turn and see that the only stipulation for references on the form is that they are "not family members".
It's not so much an issue when you're viewing it in a pdf file, but I found turning through a hard-copy of the report time and time again just to do a double-take at an application is a bit annoying. It also serves to show the slight differences that exist in the applications these counties make available.
Also: I have PA Crimes Codes in book form...i can copy the relevant pages and send them to you as PDF for when you replace the PAFOA pages.
Thanks for the offer, but I have to consider copyright concerns versus "fair use" and so-on with this matter before I make up my mind.
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June 2nd, 2010, 05:54 AM #312
Re: Overcharged for LTCF? It's time to act (Updates Page 23)
Here's the latest "PA Laws Relating To Firearms" booklet (in PDF) if that's of any help
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June 2nd, 2010, 03:48 PM #313
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June 2nd, 2010, 03:56 PM #314
Re: Overcharged for LTCF? It's time to act (Updates Page 23)
If you'd like to compare the current version with an older one, here's the 1995 edition.
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June 2nd, 2010, 04:04 PM #315
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June 3rd, 2010, 08:35 PM #316Member
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Re: Overcharged for LTCF? It's time to act (Updates Page 23)
So I stopped into the Blair County Courthouse today (I was there on other business) and asked in the Sheriff's office if they could tell me what "State Statute" was referenced in their sign which states the cost of a LTCF is $31. Their Answer? "Be glad you don't live in Cambria County, they charge more there."
I then asked who I needed to speak with to get an answer. Their answer? "I don't know, maybe the governor."
I asked if I could have some time to meet with the Sheriff. I was told he was out of the office, as it was lunchtime. They gave me the main number to call and ask for him later. I will follow up tomorrow.
There was also a lawyer in there, I presume with a client, applying for a LTCF. He decided to add his $0.02 and told me that if I didn't stop questioning the Sheriff's office, they would have me arrested. I asked him why they would arrest someone reporting that a crime is being repeatedly committed. He rolled his eyes and once again (not nicely) advised me not to question authority.
More to come tommorrow.Last edited by TechAlG; June 3rd, 2010 at 10:04 PM. Reason: corrected typo
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June 3rd, 2010, 09:47 PM #317
Re: Overcharged for LTCF? It's time to act (Updates Page 23)
They were right... $4.00 more!
Cambria County Sheriff's Office
Gun Permit (5 years) $35.00
They make no mention of how much a License To Carry Firearms is
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June 3rd, 2010, 10:01 PM #318
Re: Overcharged for LTCF? It's time to act (Updates Page 23)
They can't answer your question because that "state statute" doesn't exist, obviously. I've never gotten anywhere talking to staffers, because frankly they simply don't care.
I then asked who I needed to speak with to get an answer. Their answer? "I don't know, maybe the governor."
I asked if I could have some time to meet with the Sheriff. I was told he was out of the office, as it was lunchtime. They gave me the main number to call and ask for him later. I will follow up tomorrow.
There was also a lawyer in their, I presume with a client, applying for a LTCF. He decided to add his $0.02 and told me that if I didn't stop questioning the Sheriff's office, they would have me arrested. I asked him why they would arrest someone reporting that a crime is being repeatedly committed. He rolled his eyes and once again (not nicely) advised me not to question authority.
More to come tommorrow.
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June 4th, 2010, 01:08 AM #319
Re: Overcharged for LTCF? It's time to act (Updates Page 23)
write and/or email asking for a LTCF fee structure. I'd personally send the email. it's generally quicker and saves you some money. the lawyer seems to think that asking questions is now a crime? SHEESH!
Right To Know Officer:
Helen P. Schmitt
Blair County Courthouse
423 Allegheny Street, Suite 142
Hollidaysburg, PA 16648
phone 814-693-3030
fax 814-693-3033
hschmitt@blairco.org
http://blair.pacounties.org/Pages/Government.aspxPeace, Prosperity, and Liberty
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June 7th, 2010, 08:17 AM #320Junior Member
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Re: Overcharged for LTCF? It's time to act (Updates Page 23)
I've been meaning to get to this sooner, but I fired off the RTK form today. We'll see what the response is here in the next week or so.
"I hereby request records that demonstrate:
-authorization for pricing the optional "PVC" $46.00 License to Carry Firearms (LTCF)-division/allocation of funds derived from the $46.00 LTCF"
Now that I look at the first segment of my request, the wording seems a little iffy, but for whatever reason it made sense when I wrote it. Oh well."Let him that would move the world first move himself."
-Socrates
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