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    The Michigan State Capitol Commission passed a new procedure effective immediately banning the carrying of firearms in public areas inside the Michigan State Capitol Building, with exceptions for law enforcement officers and those with a concealed pistol license following state regulations. The procedure defines public interior areas as the rotunda, galleries, main corridors, grand staircases, and ground floor entrances.

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    The Michigan State Capitol Commission passed a new procedure effective immediately banning the carrying of firearms in public areas inside the Michigan State Capitol Building, with exceptions for law enforcement officers and those with a concealed pistol license following state regulations. The procedure defines public interior areas as the rotunda, galleries, main corridors, grand staircases, and ground floor entrances.

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    The Michigan State Capitol Commission passed a new procedure effective immediately banning the carrying of firearms in public areas inside the Michigan State Capitol Building, with exceptions for law enforcement officers and those with a concealed pistol license following state regulations. The procedure defines public interior areas as the rotunda, galleries, main corridors, grand staircases, and ground floor entrances.

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    The Michigan State Capitol Commission passed a new procedure effective immediately banning the carrying of firearms in public areas inside the Michigan State Capitol Building, with exceptions for law enforcement officers and those with a concealed pistol license following state regulations. The procedure defines public interior areas as the rotunda, galleries, main corridors, grand staircases, and ground floor entrances.

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    New Procedure Regarding Carrying Firearms in the Michigan State Capitol

    Passed by the Michigan State Capitol Commission January 11, 2021 – Effective
    Immediately

    “No person may carry a firearm in the public areas inside the Michigan State Capitol Building.
    Exceptions to this include the Michigan State Police, Capitol Security Officers, Sergeants-at-
    Arms of the Michigan Senate or House of Representatives, law enforcement officers licensed by
    the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards in the performance of their official
    duties, if the officer is in uniform or otherwise properly identified, and, a person with a valid
    Concealed Pistol License (CPL), issued by any state, who is carrying a weapon in compliance
    with Michigan CPL regulations.”

    This new procedure has been added to Procedures For the Use of the Public Areas of The
    Michigan State Capitol, Section III. Conditions Governing the Public Areas of the Capitol: The
    Interior
    The procedures define the public interior areas of the Capitol as “. . . the rotunda and its
    galleries; the main corridors; the grand staircases; the ground floor entrances . . .”

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