All of them except courts, jails, protected area of an airport, and protected area of a police station. State Universities are presently excluded but that will change September 1st.
Perhaps you should show your point by LISTING Government buildings YOU CAN waltz around packing your gun!
All of them except courts, jails, protected area of an airport, and protected area of a police station.
The law, which took effect Sept. 1, restricts the authority of mayors, commissioners, sheriffs and other local officials to ban the concealed carry of handguns in government buildings under their control,
unless the building already is included on a list of approved gun-free zones in state law.
Those zones include courts, polling places, public school campuses, airports, racetracks and places where public meetings take place, such as city council chambers.
Your LIST said ALL, with exception of what YOU LISTED.
Did you include Polling Places ? no
Public School Campuses? no
Racetracks? no
City council "chambers"? no
Post Offices do not allow concealed guns in their buildings ~ and their policies extend to in vehicles/ their parking lot and sidewalks on their property.
Some building are still being debated that have multi-use ~ and the discussion is over a concealed gun carrier being able to carry in SOME rooms of the building, but prohibited from carrying in CERTAIN rooms.
All government owned venues leased to promoters for gun shows cannot deny legal carry in the venue.
And? So? The question of IF one can carry, would THEN fall under a leasers right to prohibit for a venue he would be responsible for according to his lease contract and the law.