Minnesota SF399 allows trained school staff to carry firearms on school property.
Minnesota SF399 amends state statutes to allow teachers and employees of public and charter schools, as well as postsecondary institutions, to carry firearms on school property if they have a permit and completed active shooter training. The bill establishes a training program for school staff, requires sheriffs to issue permits to eligible staff, and sets penalties for unauthorized firearm possession on school property. It also allows employers and postsecondary institutions to restrict firearm carry by their employees and students, with applicable sanctions.
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