unincorporated cities

[Damon]

is it easier or tougher to get a ccw in an unincorporated city?
thanks for the help.

[hbliam]

Originally Posted by Damon

is it easier or tougher to get a ccw in an unincorporated city?
thanks for the help.

Still part of a County. Will just defer to the County like a regular City.

[G36 Steve]

Originally Posted by Damon

is it easier or tougher to get a ccw in an unincorporated city?
thanks for the help.

You can skip the step of applying to the City PD 1st and taking your rejection letter to the RSD. But, Riverside Co. is not "easy" by any means.
Unless you are a Reserve Officer or a Judge, you will need a really good Good Cause statement. Or, you'll need to be politically connected or willing to go through the legal process.

I'm not trying to discourage you at all. You should apply but get some help with your GC first.

Someone with more experience it that area will probably be along shortly to offer suggestions.

[CCWInstructor]

Originally Posted by Damon

is it easier or tougher to get a ccw in an unincorporated city?
thanks for the help.

It is easier, you bypass a city, who normally don't issue.

[Python2]

Originally Posted by G30 Steve

You can skip the step of applying to the City PD 1st and taking your rejection letter to the RSD. .

Where in PC says that if you are denied by PD you can go and apply to SO?

[G36 Steve]

Originally Posted by Python2

Where in PC says that if you are denied by PD you can go and apply to SO?

It doesn't.
I believe it's a MOU the Riverside Co. Sheriff has with the Chiefs in the County or it least it use to be that way when I lived in Riverside County.

[cockedlocked01]

It's basically a policy of the Riverside Cnty Sheriff's Office. If you live in a city, they'll refer you to that city if you try to apply with them.