HB430 Summary

• Consolidates firearm regulation preemption language and provides civil remedies for persons adversely affected by unauthorized local firearm regulations by counties and municipalities.

• Requires sheriffs to issue or deny concealed pistol permits within 30 days of application; extends renewal period to one to five years; caps fees at $50 for five-year period; permits non-citizens to obtain permits under certain conditions.

• Allows employees to transport and store firearms in privately-owned vehicles in parking areas without employer interference; prohibits employers from inquiring about firearms in vehicles and provides civil remedies for violations.

• Permits open and concealed carrying of pistols on private and public property; allows property owners to restrict firearms with prominent notice; establishes firearm check-in procedures at state and local entity properties.

• Repeals prohibitions on handgun ordinances by municipalities, carrying pistols on another's property, and possessing firearms at public demonstrations; establishes that lawfully carrying visible firearms does not constitute disorderly conduct.