San Joaquin

[BigSig]

Interesting Slipknot.... How Much longer you have to wait?

[C.Espinoza]

That doesn't even make any sense. You don't need a CCW to carry in your home! I just don't understand the reasoning by some LE officials...

That's what I was thinking. I guess he thinks people are just going to hang around their neighborhood.
I'd like to contact somebody who's recently submitted and/or got approved for their CCW from Manteca.

[92Fatboy]

Did you happen to see my file on his desk? Lol. You had the opportunity to present yourself and to answer any questions directly. I think that's a good thing.

[slipknot95758]

My meeting wit the sherrif went well only way it could have gone better was if I was approved. But he told me he has not decided yet. I miss read a question on the form

[bst1208]

You can apply at either office, but if what you say is true about the Manteca PD relaxing the 'good cause' requirement, I will apply in Manteca PD since the backlog there might be a lot shorter than San Joaquin County Sheriff, which is now looking at around 9 months.

I live in Manteca, and I'm a month away from my 21st birthday, and I'm a bit confused about WHERE I go to start the CCW process when the time comes. Am I supposed to go the the Manteca Police Department? Or SJ Sheriff's Office?

I'm asking because I remember seeing in the paper that Manteca's police chief was going to follow the ruling on the "good cause" requirement. And that's where I got confused. I thought it was up to the county's sheriff? I just want to get familiar with the process.

[Heatseeker]

Yeah, I heard from a good buddy who knows the guy, and according to him, Obligacion only approves the ones where the applicant lives on the outskirts of town. Apparently, if he feels that police can get to your home within minutes, then you don't need one.
That's why I'm contemplating whether or not I want to take my application to MPD or SJSO.

That doesn't even make any sense. You don't need a CCW to carry in your home! I just don't understand the reasoning by some LE officials...

[C.Espinoza]

Re Manteca PD issuing:

http://www.mantecabulletin.com/section/1/article/117673/

As of November 20th, Manteca police chief Nick Obligacion stated he would comply with the the Peruta ruling. I don't know if this still stands, but that is what I read then.

Yeah, I heard from a good buddy who knows the guy, and according to him, Obligacion only approves the ones where the applicant lives on the outskirts of town. Apparently, if he feels that police can get to your home within minutes, then you don't need one.
That's why I'm contemplating whether or not I want to take my application to MPD or SJSO.

[Heatseeker]

I don't know of anyone applying to Manteca yet, but I have a buddy who is heading in there because he has moved there from Stanislaus County.

I will update as soon as I hear anything from him.

[Nor*Cal]

Re Manteca PD issuing:

http://www.mantecabulletin.com/section/1/article/117673/

As of November 20th, Manteca police chief Nick Obligacion stated he would comply with the the Peruta ruling. I don't know if this still stands, but that is what I read then.

Interesting. My apologies to MWD_Kelly_A187 who suggested the Manteca PD and may have been correct in doing so.

With that said, we need a test case. I do not recall seeing any member here successfully achieve a CCW through Manteca PD. With that said, I don't don't know if anyone has tried since the linked article was written.

[Heatseeker]

Re Manteca PD issuing:

http://www.mantecabulletin.com/section/1/article/117673/

As of November 20th, Manteca police chief Nick Obligacion stated he would comply with the the Peruta ruling. I don't know if this still stands, but that is what I read then.

[Nor*Cal]

Thanks for the update mojoe24! You are the first from May 28th to confirm any contact.

And congrats to Heatseeker!!

Usually if you live in city limits you go to the PD, and if you live in the county then the Sheriff's office.

I not sure to honest it could depend on manpower and applications received.

Welcome to Cal Guns! I know you are trying to be helpful but you are giving bad advise here. The only PD department that is known to issue CCW's within San Joaquin County is Rippon PD. If you are not a resident of Ripon, you should apply with the San Joaquin Sheriff's office. Applying at any other PD besides Ripon is a total waste of time.

[mojoe24]

Hi All,

Got a call from the investigator today around 10am--as many others have mentioned, he just needed a copy of my employers firearm policy and then my file would be on its way for the sheriff to sign off on. Time to schedule a CCW training course!

Interview date: May 28th @ 9:45am

For what it's worth:
- I called SJSO around October/early November to check on the status of things. Aside from that, today's phone call was the first contact from their side.
- 2 speeding tickets, other than that...clean record. M/29
- The phone call was NOT a blocked number.
- 2 of my 3 firearms are SSE.

Patience is truly a virtue in this process. It was definitely helpful to check this thread every few weeks to see progress for other people. In fact, I highly suggest doing that instead of wasting your time trying to call SJSO to get an update.

[Shootslikeagirl]

Emailed the investigator and he responded back quickly that "We are just starting the May apps now. I will pull yours and your husbands and start working on them." That is progress. Hopefully not too much longer. We interviewed on May 30th 2014.

Had a friend interview this week for a new applicant CCW. The Sheriffs Dept now is telling applicants 6 to 8 months before they will hear back.

[BigSig]

Yes Wilit, I applied about 11/2 months ago.

[radicalray]

Like he said if you live in San Joaquin which includes all cities apply Sheriffs Dept Going to take approx 9 months for us in the past hopefully little quicker if you applied today. If your lucky enough to live in Ripon you apply with PD there. Guys I have met who live in Ripon have told me it takes approx 1 week