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The Public Buildings and Historic Preservation
Committee will meet on Tuesday, July 27th, 2010,
7:00pm in the conference room located in the Village
Office, 30 Village Square, Glendale, Ohio 45246.
Eckstein property plaque signage.
This meeting is open to the public.
CANCELLED - Will Reschedule
Ralph Hoop, Chairperson
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CIVILIAN FIREARMS SAFETY
TRAINING CLASS
OFFERED BY THE GLENDALE POLICE
DEPARTMENT
SATURDAY AUGUST 21, 2010
9:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M.
GLENDALE TOWN HALL
80 E. SHARON RD.
THIS INFORMATIVE SESSION WILL INCLUDE INSTRUCTION
ON BASIC FIREARMS SAFETY IN AND AROUND THE HOME,
INSTRUCTION ON OHIO’S CONCEALED CARRY LAW AND AN
EXCITING OPPORTUNITY FOR HANDS ON TRAINING ON A
FIREARMS TRAINING SIMULATOR (F.A.T.S.).
THIS SESSION IS FREE TO THE PUBLIC, BUT DUE TO
LIMITED TIME AVAILABLE FOR THE F.A.T.S. SIMULATOR
SESSIONS, A RESERVATION SHOULD BE MADE PRIOR TO
AUGUST 14, 1010. WALK- INS ARE WELCOME ON THE DATE
OF THE SESSION, SPACE PERMITTING.
TO REGISTER, PLEASE CONTACT THE GLENDALE POLICE
DEPARTMENT WITH YOUR NAME AND PHONE NUMBER AT
771-7645 OR BY E-MAIL AT GLENDALEPOLICE@HOTMAIL.COM.
This class will follow the same format as the class presented last year. According to
Glendale Police Chief Dave Warman, the class was extremely well received last year and
was attended by a wide range of persons interested in learning about the basics of firearm
safety within the home, which is the main focus of the class. Chief Warman stated, "The
class is open to the public and is free of charge. Based on the response to the class held last
July, I would recommend registering early, because there are a limited number of openings
available." Chief Warman stated further, "While this is not a certification course, we will
provide information on how to obtain a concealed carry permit in Ohio. Participants will also
have the chance to use a firearms training simulator, which is an exciting way for someone
to experience the stress and responsibility of deciding whether or not to use a gun." – Kelly
McBride, Community Press
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