Louisiana SB393 regulates explosives by requiring criminal history checks for license applicants and renewing licensees.
Louisiana SB393 amends the regulation of explosives by requiring the Department of Public Safety and Corrections to conduct criminal history records checks for applicants and current licensees seeking renewal. The checks include fingerprints and other identifying information, submitted to the Louisiana Bureau of Criminal Identification and Information and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The bill also updates definitions for terms like "blaster" and "handler" and adds "explosives business" to the list of potentially liable entities. Effective August 1, 2026.
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