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Erie County Offers Online Concealed Carry Applications

The Erie County Sheriff’s Office has introduced an online application system for concealed carry permits, allowing applicants to avoid cash payments and lengthy courthouse visits. Now, individuals can complete their applications via the sheriff’s office website and pay with credit or debit cards, improving convenience and efficiency in the permit process.

This new feature follows a successful trial in other Pennsylvania counties, where similar systems have garnered positive feedback. In 2024, Erie County issued 7,861 concealed carry permits, showcasing a strong demand for firearm licenses. With this online option, applicants can expect faster processing and improved communication regarding approval, making it easier than ever to secure permits.

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