Hi Sharon,
Thank you for responding! As part of this project, I have looked into state laws and discussed with the local law enforcement to decide what kind of signage is necessary, I'm now looking into the more public facing side of the issue. Basically, in the range of what will cover us to help keep our visitors and staff safe, what is the common practice among other museums.
Thank you for your expertise,
Alana
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Alana Hollenbaugh
Facilities and Tenant Services Coordinator
Boston Children's Museum
Boston MA
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-26-2023 10:02 AM
From: Sharon Hotchkiss
Subject: Security/Weapons Signs
Good morning, Alana:
When looking at samples from other museums, keep in mind that laws relating to weapons vary state to state. Some states have laws broader than federal law, and some are more restricted.
I represent museums in TX and CA, so unfortunately I don't have anything that would assist.
Good luck and have a wonderful weekend!
Sharon
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Sharon Hotchkiss
HOTCHKISS LAW FIRM, PLLC
Owner/Attorney
(Licensed in TX and CA)
Original Message:
Sent: 05-25-2023 03:05 PM
From: Alana Hollenbaugh
Subject: Security/Weapons Signs
Hello,
We are trying to put up "No Weapons" signage for our facility, but are looking for the policies and practices that are common for other museums. Does anyone have samples of the signs that they've posted, or advice based on their own experience?
Thank you!
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Alana Hollenbaugh
Facilities and Tenant Services Coordinator
Boston Children's Museum
Boston MA
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