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Bill to Reject Federal Militarization of Local Police Passes Montana Committee, 20-1

Bill to Reject Federal Militarization of Local Police Passes Montana Committee, 20-1

by Michael Boldin | Feb 16, 2015 | Police, State Bills

HELENA, Mon. (Feb. 16, 2015) – A bill that would reject federal programs to arm and equip local police like a military forcs was passed by an important state House Committee today. The vote was 20-1. Introduced by Rep. Nicholas Schwaderer (R-Superior) House Bill...

Montana Bill Takes on Federal Militarization of Local Police

by Kelli Sladick | Feb 2, 2015 | Police, State Bills

A bill introduced in the Montana legislature would prohibit state and local officials from owning or using certain military equipment, whether provided through the Department of Defense’s 1033 program or other grants, and would also indirectly thwart federal efforts...
To the Governor’s Desk: New Jersey Legislation is First Step to Stop Federal Militarization of Local Police

To the Governor’s Desk: New Jersey Legislation is First Step to Stop Federal Militarization of Local Police

by Michael Boldin | Jan 29, 2015 | Police, State Bills

Legislation unanimously passed in the New Jersey Assembly today represents an important first step towards blocking federal programs that militarize local police in the state. Informally known as the 1033 Program, the Pentagon provides local law enforcement, at little...

New Hampshire House Bill Would Block Pentagon Military Equipment Transfers to Police

by Shane Trejo | Jan 26, 2015 | Police, State Bills

A bill introduced in the New Hampshire state house would prohibit state and local officials from owning or using certain military equipment, whether provided through the Department of Defense’s 1033 program or other grants, and would also indirectly thwart...

New Jersey Action Alert: Help Stop Police Militarization, Support S2364 and S2365

by Shane Trejo | Jan 23, 2015 | Action Alerts, Police, State Bills

Two New Jersey bills (S2364 and S2365) would restrict the use military equipment by law enforcement in the state. Both have passed unanimously through the state senate (37-0) and through committee in the assembly (7-0) and need your help to get to the governor’s...
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