Oklahoma’s “Municipal Carry Act,” permitting city employees to carry concealed handguns, is headed to Governor Kevin Stitt for final approval. House Bill 1095 stipulates that municipalities can establish ordinances allowing concealed carry on city property, though firearms will still be prohibited in sensitive locations such as courthouses and jails.
This legislation, passed by the Senate with a 39-8 vote mostly along party lines, aims to grant cities similar rights previously extended to counties. Proponents argue it enhances local control, while opponents express concern over insufficient training for civilian carry. As the governor has five days to make a decision, all eyes are on Stitt’s next move regarding this contentious issue.
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