Expanded Concealed Carry Rights for Law Enforcement and Retirees
This act expands the locations where current and retired law enforcement officers can carry concealed firearms, including certain federal facilities and public properties. It also modifies the qualification standards for retired officers, making it easier for them to meet the requirements. The aim is to enhance public safety by allowing more trained individuals to carry firearms in public spaces.
Key points
Current and retired law enforcement officers can now carry concealed firearms in more locations, including certain federal facilities and public properties like national parks or public transportation.
Qualification standards for retired officers have been updated, providing more options to meet firearms proficiency requirements, such as through their former agency, state of residence, or a certified firearms instructor.
The act clarifies that the authorization to carry a firearm also includes any magazine, removing potential legal ambiguities.
Status:
Introduced
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