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I had everything in with confirmation from DPS on 1-11-15. I've been checking the website with no change. I've sent 2 emails with no response. I've tried to call for 3 weeks straight and get the usual "due to high call volume no one call take your call". Still nothing. UPDATE: I just got ...

I had everything in with confirmation from DPS on 1-11-15. I've been checking the website with no change. I've sent 2 emails with no response. I've tried to call for 3 weeks straight and get the usual "due to high call volume no one call take your call". Still nothing. UPDATE: I just got ...

I had everything in with confirmation from DPS on 1-11-15.

I've been checking the website with no change. I've sent 2 emails with no response. I've tried to call for 3 weeks straight and get the usual "due to high call volume no one call take your call".

Still nothing.

Just my two cents but why, if your employer wants to allow open carry by visitors, would he then want to verify their LTC? There is no penalty for a private business to allow open carry and they are under no legal obligation to verify the legality of the practice. It's a good question. Honestly,we ...

Just my two cents but why, if your employer wants to allow open carry by visitors, would he then want to verify their LTC? There is no penalty for a private business to allow open carry and they are under no legal obligation to verify the legality of the practice. My suggestion would be to add a st...

Thank you. This mirrors what i've come up with so far. Yes, we have many customers in the chemical, petro-chemical and refining business. Our employee handbook would address this, something to the effect "although an employee who is LTC may do so in company owned vehicles, it is the employees ...

Just my two cents but why, if your employer wants to allow open carry by visitors, would he then want to verify their LTC? There is no penalty for a private business to allow open carry and they are under no legal obligation to verify the legality of the practice. It's a good question. Honestly,we ...

Yes, we have many customers in the chemical, petro-chemical and refining business. Our employee handbook would address this, something to the effect "although an employee who is LTC may do so in company owned vehicles, it is the employees responsibility to not violate a customers policies in r...

Federal Motor Carrier Vehicle Safety Standards, part 49 would be the reference for law related to commercial vehicles and drivers. In years past (some 20 years go), part 49 specifically prohibited firearms or weapons in a CMV. I remember this because I was an OTR driver back in the early/mid '90s, ...

GeekwithaGun wrote:They could also put this up:

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Thanks for all the responses.

I love that sign!

Semper Fi!
-Mikie

Number 1 is correct. For number 2, I would ask, if I enter your property carrying concealed, how are you going to know to ask me for my LTC? And what is the purpose of knowing that? The same question applies to number 1. Why do they need to see the LTC? I can see it for open carry but for concealed...

Thank you for your quick response.

Can anyone advise on #3?

Semper Fi!
-Mikie

I did a search first but could not find the answers so here goes. My employer wants to allow conceal or open carry with the following provisions. 1. Any employee who is licensed to do so, must provide a copy of license to HR. 2. Any visitor who comes within premises, is LTC and is carrying, must sh...