City bans smoking in parks
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Mountain Home News
A measure approved by the Mountain Home City Council has imposed a ban on smoking in the city's public parks.
During a meeting July 9, the council approved the measure based on recommendations forwarded by the city's parks and recreation board last month.
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Comments
I don't smoke and I am the first one that will stand up and shout this is BS! Just another example of government exceeding its authority. Mountain Home City Council; here's a suggestion for you: Stop infringing on our civil liberties and do what you were elected to do; ensure we have equal representation which will assist us all to prosper and be free. Taking away liberties from one group to the benefit of another is bias in its worst form. Again, I don't smoke but I can understand that those who do have the right to and any attempt to infringe on that right is a constitutional crime.
Did we get a new mayor named Bloomberg?
Yea, but will be hard to enforce! I don't see COPS hanging out at Parks waiting for someone to light up. A lot more crimes out there for them to concentrate on...
Next we will all be required to wear water wings and lifejackets when its raining outside.
Good job City of MH. But this sucks for the skater dudes and the nurses from the hosp. See both of these groups all the time at the pool park, smoking.