SB948

Allowing firearms on Capitol Complex with exceptions

Introduced·2/16/26
Intr Text

West Virginia SB948 allows concealed carry of firearms on Capitol Complex grounds and in buildings with exceptions.

West Virginia SB948 amends the state code to permit the carrying of firearms on Capitol Complex grounds and in buildings, with specific exceptions. Licensed concealed carry permit holders can bring firearms into Capitol buildings, but must show their license upon request. Firearms are prohibited in the Governor's office and the Supreme Court chambers. The State Senate and House of Delegates can set their own rules for their chambers. Defacing Capitol Complex property remains illegal.

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History

Feb 16

Senate

Filed for introduction

Feb 16

Senate

To Judiciary

Feb 16

Senate

Introduced in Senate