Concealed Weapons Permit Clause Samples
A Concealed Weapons Permit clause establishes the requirements and permissions for an individual to legally carry a concealed weapon. Typically, this clause outlines the need for obtaining a valid permit from the appropriate governmental authority and may specify the types of weapons covered, eligibility criteria, and any restrictions on where concealed weapons may be carried. Its core function is to ensure that only authorized individuals are permitted to carry concealed weapons, thereby promoting public safety and legal compliance.
Concealed Weapons Permit. At no expense to the employee, the Sheriff will have the ability to designate that certain Correctional Deputy positions (as defined by 831.5 PC) in the Corrections Division require the possession of a Concealed Weapons Permit issued pursuant to 12050(2)(D) PC. In addition to any other standard restrictions/endorsements, the permit will be endorsed to be valid only while on duty or commuting to and from their duty assignment.
Concealed Weapons Permit. As a peace officer defined in section 830.1(c) of the California Penal Code, Correctional Deputies are authorized to carry a concealed firearm after successfully completing the training requirements for peace officers as mandated in section 832 of the California Penal Code and the training course for arming Correctional Deputies mandated by the Butte County Sheriff’s Office. Upon successful completion of these training requirements, Correctional Deputies will be issued a Sheriff’s Office identification card with an endorsement authorizing them to carry a concealed firearm while off duty. Nothing in this provision limits the authority of the Sheriff to suspend or revoke an employee’s authority as a peace officer, including the carrying of a concealed firearm, during the pendency of an investigation into misconduct or a determination of fitness for duty.