South Dakota HB1129 allows certain school district employees to carry concealed pistols in schools.

South Dakota HB1129 modifies the state's concealed carry laws to allow certain school district employees to carry concealed pistols in schools. These employees must be at least 21 years old, hold an enhanced permit, and have written permission from the school principal. The bill exempts law enforcement officers, those who have completed a school sentinel training course, and those securing or retrieving a pistol from a vehicle. It also exempts the use of starting guns at athletic events, firearms at firing ranges or gun shows, and ceremonial weapons at color guard ceremonies.

South Dakota HB1129 allows certain school district employees to carry concealed pistols in schools.

South Dakota HB1129 modifies the state's concealed carry laws to allow certain school district employees to carry concealed pistols in schools. These employees must be at least 21 years old, hold an enhanced permit, and have written permission from the school principal. The bill exempts law enforcement officers, those who have completed a school sentinel training course, and those securing or retrieving a pistol from a vehicle. It also exempts the use of starting guns at athletic events, firearms at firing ranges or gun shows, and ceremonial weapons at color guard ceremonies.