Where Guns Are Barred
KRS 237.110 — police stations, jails, courthouses, bars, schools and secure airport areas
- Any police station or sheriff's office, and any detention facility, prison or jail.
- A courthouse solely occupied by the Court of Justice, a courtroom, or a court proceeding.
- A meeting of a county, city or special district governing body, or of the General Assembly or one of its committees.
- The part of an establishment licensed to serve alcohol on the premises that is primarily devoted to that purpose.
- An elementary or secondary school facility without the school's consent, a child caring facility, or a day care center.
- An airport area where access is controlled by inspection, and anywhere federal law prohibits firearms.
The owner, lessee or manager of a private business, a day care center or a licensed health care facility may also prohibit concealed carry there.
Sources for this section (1)
- KRS 237.110 — License to carry concealed deadly weapon -- Criteria -- Training -- Paper or electronic application -- Issuance and denial of licenses -- Automated listing of license holders -- Suspension or revocation -- Renewal -- Prohibitions -- Reciprocity -- Reports -- Requirements for training classes
Legal information, not legal advice. Verified as of October 2026. Applying it to a particular situation is the work of a licensed Kentucky attorney.