San Mateo

[Offwidth]

In 2018 it was rejected with no explanations. Will see, at least I want my place in line ASAP.

[kevman0154]

Applied. $118 paid.

Interested in seeing what happens given the SCOTUS ruling. i just moved to the county so Im thinking I might as well apply.

[Offwidth]

Applied. $118 paid.

[Paladin]

Very clever! Review by a "committee" of bureaucrats.

Its a way of avoiding responsibility (political accountability) should a CCWer do a bad shoot.

[cz74]

You can read Corpus' position on CCW permits directly on her campaign website: https://christinacorpus.com/platform

Very clever! Review by a "committee" of bureaucrats.

[evdrip]

With Bolanos losing in San Mateo county, does anyone think CCW permits are more likely to be given out when applied for?

You can read Corpus' position on CCW permits directly on her campaign website: https://christinacorpus.com/platform

Based on that, it's in my opinion that there probably isn't going to be more liberal CCW permit issuance in SMCO. At least not by Corpus' own accord. The vast majority of police chiefs are not pro-CCW for the general public, maybe with the exception of police chiefs like Mark Melville, Chief of Police for Broadmoor.

However, with the NYSRPA v. Bruen case decision slated to drop at any moment now, things are subject to change. But even with a favorable opinion from SCOTUS, I'm sure we will see pushback from state and local politicians. We might see drastic changes to the CCW application process; perhaps in the form of higher fees, more training, and/or expanding what would be considered "sensitive places" as discussed heavily during the oral arguments of NYSRPA v. Bruen.

[Paladin]

ROFL

Oh wait maybe you were serious? CCW's in the bay area? ROFL

Not until SCOTUS forces it and even then expect a fight from Newsom and bay area sherriffs

[simonp]

With Bolanos losing in San Mateo county, does anyone think CCW permits are more likely to be given out when applied for?

ROFL

Oh wait maybe you were serious? CCW's in the bay area? ROFL

Not until SCOTUS forces it and even then expect a fight from Newsom and bay area sherriffs

[NorCalBusa]

With Bolanos losing in San Mateo county, does anyone think CCW permits are more likely to be given out when applied for?

Nope.

Although CC might be keeping an eye on Dragon Lady in Santa Clara and see the error of that, but I just don't think the constituency in SMTO have enough 2A people active. I think CC is more "woke" than Carlos as well.

[Tonedawg]

With Bolanos losing in San Mateo county, does anyone think CCW permits are more likely to be given out when applied for?

[NorCalBusa]

I'm a bit stunned Bolanos lost, he was entrenched. It speaks to San Mateo County being a bit more "woke" than I imagined and that fits with Corpus.

[evdrip]

Well, looks like CC won and Jensen will be in a runoff. I believe her to be a fair person and at one time, she was in charge of doing CCW interviews.

It definitely appears that Corpus is headed for a win, though it's not official yet. If she follows through with her current position on CCW permits, I really don't think much will change in the rates of CCW permit issuance. But with a decision on the NYSRPA v. Bruen case slated to drop at anytime now, things could change. At this point, only time will tell.

[ronlglock]

Well, looks like CC won and Jensen will be in a runoff. I believe her to be a fair person and at one time, she was in charge of doing CCW interviews.

[Paladin]

Bump

Ben Therriault in CoCoCo and/or (2) Kevin Jensenwww.Ben4sheriff/ccw

[Paladin]

Just wanted to chime in and say I really have no hope that much if anything will change with either of them. Hoping for a favorable ruling in Ny case!

https://www.ben4sheriff.com/ccw