06-13-2008, 07:16 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: San Diego County
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Originally Posted by bpmitche
I'm a little confused - to what does this apply? Does this mean that I can skip the application to paso robles city, even if I live within the jurisdiction of their police department / city limits?
Thank you, I know you're very busy ...
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This has been explained by several members, but I will try to clear it up for you. In California, CCWs may be issued by city police departments or county Sheriffs. If a city issues, then you have to go to the city first, as they have first right of refusal. If you are approved by the city, then you are good to go. If the city denies you, you may then go to the Sheriff and apply there. If a city does not issue CCWs and defers to the Sheriff (declares G), then you don't bother with the city first. Go directly to the Sheriff. In your case, Paso Robles issues so you would go to them first (provided, of course, that you live in their city limits). If denied by Paso Robles, you may then apply to the San Luis Obispo Sheriff's Department. If you live in Atascadero city limits, they have told you they declared G and you need to apply directly to the SLO Sheriff. Obviously, if you live in the unincorporated area of the county, you apply directly to the Sheriff.
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