Governor: Vetoed
Summary
The bill would change how the Department of Public Safety issues concealed‑weapon permits, giving priority to state residents, setting a resident fee at 10 % of the non‑resident fee, and requiring documented firearm‑competence training. It also adds a $300 civil penalty for not showing a permit when asked, outlines suspension and revocation procedures, and mandates annual reporting. The governor vetoed the measure.
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