Thoughts on CCW in this Public Building scenario? - Page 2

Ragin Cajun · June 25th, 2008, 03:18 PM

If it's the federal government that owns the building then it would be prohibited. I would say that if they lease space, then that space would be prohibited. Colorado Law prohibits State, County, and City governments from banning CC unless they have security personnel screening. State, County, and City Governments can ban open carry.

I saw the post this derived from. I think it was being over analized in the context of the other thread.

dkpeppard · June 25th, 2008, 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Ragin Cajun

If it's the federal government that owns the building then it would be prohibited. I would they lease space, then that space would be prohibited. Colorado Law prohibits State, County, and City governments from banning CC unless they have security personnel screening. State, County, and City Governments can ban open carry.

I saw the post this derived from. I think it was beeing over analized in the context of the other thread.

Thanks for the response.

We (Local Government) own the building and lease the top floor to the Feds. There are several floors, but the Feds only occupy the top floor. State and Local on all other floors. No private entities.

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June 25th, 2008, 03:18 PM	#11
Ragin Cajun Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Colorado Posts: 451	If it's the federal government that owns the building then it would be prohibited. I would say that if they lease space, then that space would be prohibited. Colorado Law prohibits State, County, and City governments from banning CC unless they have security personnel screening. State, County, and City Governments can ban open carry. I saw the post this derived from. I think it was being over analized in the context of the other thread.