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Good Call, and also supports what I've seen with the metal detectors. They are literally placed in front of the door to the boardroom. So if you aren't going into the meeting itself, you do not have to go through the detectors.

Agreed, if it's a government owned building, 30.06 means nothing. Only an active meeting, or court can prevent handguns.

How do you know there's an active meeting going on? They normally bring in metal detectors, at least for all the Metro board meetings I've seen they do.

Tass wrote:The Harris County Tax Assessor's office on 290 is properly posted with a 30.06 sign on the doors leading in from the parking garage. (Stinks when you ended up parking on the top floor of the garage and have to walk back up to secure the firearm)

Tass

Which one? I don't see one on 290:

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Commander wrote: but if their board is meeting and holding hearings in the office and its posted 30.06, then I say carry at your own risk.

Thats the thing. It was not posted 30.06. Only a gunbusters sign.

Littlegun wrote: When I went inside, I saw a No Guns sign. It said something like, Concealed Handguns Are Not Allowed On These Premises. The sign was not 30.06 compliant, but I wasn't tempted to challenge.