Cranston Fish and Game Update
Members
Information from The CFG E-Board:
The global outbreak of COVID-19, or Coronavirus, continues to evolve and disrupt many aspects of our daily lives. This is a difficult and uncertain time, and our first concern is for our members and their families. We hope you are all safe and taking precautions to stay that way.
As such, the E-Board has made some changes:
First, Meetings have resumed but we ask that if you do not feel well please stay home. We all know we have a well seasoned membership group which are currently considered to be at a high risk of vulnerability.
Second, Range Open with restrictions and Five stand is OPEN with social distancing.
Third, Steak Fry have resumed but again, if you are not feeling well please don't attend.
Lastly, the Clubhouse is open. Please use common sense. It should not be the responsibility of the House Committee to keep the building Sanitized on a constant basis. We would have no idea if the last person(s) practiced safe sanitary practices.
This is an unprecedented time and we are encouraged by all the good we are seeing in our communities despite all the challenges we’re facing. We hope you, your family, friends, and loved ones stay safe. Take care of yourselves and each other. We’ll get through this.
Sincerely, The CFG E-Board
New Range Rules Until Further Notice
New Range Rules are coming
Unfortunately, due a small group of individuals who consistently destroy club target stands and property new rules will be introduced to the body.
Please check back to see what changes have been made.
Public restrooms/Common
Areas are open.
Outdoor Ranges:
Limited to 4 individuals utilizing the range at any time.
Indoor and Outdoor Ranges
One (1) hour time limit for range time per persons(s)
A Special Thank you to the 2nd Amendment Coalition
They were able to work directly with the Department of the Attorney General, the Governor's Office and the Director of the Department of Business regulations to secure guidelines to minimize possible health risks and reopen ranges. This took a lot of time and effort on the part of your RI Firearms' Team, working directly with Attorney General Peter Neronha, and Attorney Elizabeth M. Tanner, Director of the Department of Business Regulations, to secure our reopening.