Expanding Concealed Carry Rights for Current and Retired Law Enforcement Officers
This law expands the locations where current and retired law enforcement officers can legally carry concealed firearms, overriding many state and local restrictions. It specifically allows them to carry weapons in previously restricted areas, including school zones and certain low-security federal public facilities. The process for retired officers to maintain their firearm qualification is also made more flexible.
Key points
Current and retired officers gain the right to carry concealed firearms in school zones and specific low-security federal public buildings (Facility Security Level I or II).
The right to carry is extended to public property, common carriers (transport), and National Park System units, overriding most conflicting local or federal regulations.
Retired officers now have more options for meeting annual firearm qualification standards, increasing flexibility and accessibility.
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Expired
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