Following new declarations over the weekend, 25 Oklahoma counties now call themselves Second Amendment Sanctuaries.
Logan County Sheriff Damon Devereaux started a movement among county sheriffs in Oklahoma last week when he declared his county to be a Second Amendment Sanctuary County. Since Saturday, four new counties have joined with declarations of their own. I also discovered three county commission boards that passed resolutions supporting their sheriff's sanctuary declaration.
There are at least two other counties where sheriffs have made Sanctuary-sympathetic comments, but I'm waiting until they put pen to paper before adding them to this list.
The following list is in roughly chronological order, with links to each county's official statement.
- Logan County Sheriff, County Commissioners
- Stephens County Sheriff
- Canadian County Sheriff
- Haskell County Sheriff, District Attorney
- Bryan County Sheriff
- Pittsburg County Sheriff, District Attorney
- LeFlore County Sheriff
- Cimarron County Sheriff
- Coal County Sheriff
- Cotton County Sheriff, County Commissioners
- Kiowa County Sheriff, County Commissioners
- Pushmataha County Sheriff
- Latimer County Sheriff
- Atoka County Sheriff
- McCurtain County Sheriff
- Major County Sheriff
- Johnston County Sheriff
- Ottawa County Sheriff
- Choctaw County Sheriff
- Lincoln County Sheriff
- Caddo County Sheriff
- Blaine County Sheriff
- Creek County Sheriff, County Commissioners
- Carter County Sheriff
- Osage County Sheriff
from MuskogeePolitico.com
