Changes to state concealed weapons laws
A proposal to prevent Idahoans serving in the military from having to pay a $10 late fee for renewing their concealed weapons permit has been expanded. The Idaho Senate approved an amendment from Sen. John McGee, R-Caldwell, that would expand the exemption to include all active duty military personnel. The original legislation only applied to those stationed outside the U.S. The $10 late fee waiver would apply to anyone serving on active duty during the 90-day renewal period for an Idaho concealed weapons license. Concealed weapons permits in Idaho cost $20 and are good for five years. Renewing a permit costs $15.
Read IdahoReporter.com’s coverage of the proposal here. The text of the legislation is available here.
Excellent legislation to correct an unintended consequence in the original bill. Thank you, Sen. McGee.
Good for you!!! Marlene
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Now if that Drunk Driver/Felon (car theft) McGee would resign his seat in the senate, the GOP could be taken seriously. Right now, the party is a joke. I can’t believe you condone drunk driving. Disgusting, all of you McGee ass-kissers.