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WELCOME, RETIREDPOLICE OFFICER CARRY PERMIT

RETIRED LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER HR#218 PERMIT TO CARRY 

ADVANCED LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING

PENNSYLVANIA & NEW JERSEY

 

If you live in Pennsylvania or New Jersey and are retired from any law enforcement agency in the country, federal, state, county, borough, city or town.

YOU MUST HAVE A RETIRED DEPARTMENTAL I.D. CARD

FEE $40.00 (Pistol & Revolver) ONE PRICE

CALL 610-588-9044 OR GO TO THE CONTACT PAGE SEND ME A MESSAGE

I WILL CONTACT YOU TO SET UP AN APPOINTMENT

NEW JERSEY QUALIFICATION TWICE A YEAR.

YOU MUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF 60 ROUNDS PER FIREARM, A GOOD BELT, SECURE HOLSTER (WITH RESTRAINTS), EAR AND EYE PROTECTION, WITH A BASEBALL HAT.

WE ADMINISTER A M.P.O.E.T.C. OR N.J STATE POLICE STANDARD DEPARTMENTAL QUALIFICATION TEST

A LESSON IN PA, C.S. TITLE#18, CHAPTER 500, SUB-SECTION 501 THROUGH 507 LEGAL USE OF FORCE


N.J. TITLE 2C AS NEEDED

I ISSUE A PERMIT TO CARRY THAT MUST BE COUNTERSIGNED BY A SHERIFF OF YOUR CHOICE OR SUBMITTED TO THE NJSP IF APPLICABLE.

YOU NEED A CERTIFIED CHECK FOR $5.00 MADE OUT TO COMM OF P.A. (P.A. ONLY)

 N.J. HAS OTHER REQUIREMENTS IF A NEW JERSEY OFFICER

GOOD FOR 1 YEAR IN P.A.OR 6 MONTHS IN N.J.

HR#218 OVERVIEW

Additional Information

   

RETIRED LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS IDENTIFICATION
 
On  July 22, 2004, Congress enacted the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act  (LEOSA). The intent of LEOSA was to exempt qualified current and  separated law enforcement officers from state laws prohibiting the  carrying of concealed weapons while traveling from state to state. LEOSA  requires that the separated law enforcement officer have a photographic  identification card which identifies them as a retired law enforcement  officer.  LEOSA also requires that the retired law enforcement officer  maintain an annual qualification with their firearm.

In response  to LEOSA, on December 13, 2005, the Governor signed into law, Act 79,  the Retired Law Enforcement Identification Act (RLEIA). The Municipal  Police Officers’ Education and Training Commission (MPOETC) established  uniform identification and qualification cards for retired law  enforcement officers and a method of conducting annual firearms  qualifications for such individuals.

Under this law, M.P.O.E.T.C.  also had the duty to promulgate rules and regulations necessary to  carry out the provisions of the Act.  Essentially, this legislation  provides a concealed carry permit for retired officers to travel  throughout the country with a firearm. Therefore, the identification  cards must be of a quality that would reasonably be accepted as  authentic in other jurisdictions, and contain the very specific  information required by the Act, including multiple signatures.  The  identification card must be able to be produced for all retired  officers, including many from very small police departments, for a cost  of less than $15.00 per card.  Other regulations were necessary in order  to provide for a database system to track the issuance of  identification cards, qualification cards and qualified firearms  instructors. Regulations have also been drafted to provide for the safe  operation of the firearms qualification for participants who may have  been retired for a significant period of time.

LAW ENFORCEMENT RANGE DAY

HR#218 OVERVIEW

LAW ENFORCEMENT RANGE DAY

IN STATE OFFICERS RESPONSIBILITY

Steps  for Retired Officers to follow when attaining a Retired Law Enforcement  Officer Identification and Qualification Card (See 37 Pa. Code  §221.31):

1. How do I obtain an Identification Card in Pennsylvania?
Contact the law enforcement agency from where you retired to request an identification card and pay the required fee.

2. How do I obtain a Qualification Card in Pennsylvania?
 a.  Complete the Retired Officer Concealed Carry Acknowledgement Form.  It can be printed from the the Retired Law  Enforcement ID Act Forms page on this site.
 b. Review and select a RLEIA certified law enforcement firearms instructor (listed by county).
 c.  Present the completed Acknowledgement Form along with two forms of  identification (your retired identification card and a photo  identification such as a driver’s license) to a firearms instructor  recognized under the Retired Law Enforcement Identification Act (RLEIA).  
 d. Leave the completed Acknowledgement Form with the firearms instructor.
 e. Qualify on the prescribed course of fire and receive instruction on the use of
force for civilians.

f. Take the qualification card to the sheriff for processing and signature.
g.  Remit a $5.00 administrative fee, in the form of either money order or  certified check payable to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to the  Sheriff.
h. If the qualification card is lost, stolen, destroyed,  mutilated or becomes illegible, make a written request for a replacement  card to a recognized firearms instructor and pay the appropriate fee  for replacement.  Take the replacement card to the Sheriff for  signature.

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