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Conceal Carry Handgun Licenses

Conceal Carry Handgun Licenses

Conceal Carry Handgun Licenses

The Jackson County Sheriff's Office processes CCW permit licenses Monday through Friday during normal business hours (8 a.m to 4 p.m).


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Background Checks

Conceal Carry Handgun Licenses

Conceal Carry Handgun Licenses

  The Jackson County Sheriff's Office processes BCI and FBI, as well as local background checks Monday through Friday during normal business hours (8 a.m to 4 p.m). 

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Nixle Alerts

Victim Rights

Victim Rights

The Jackson County Sheriff's Office utilizes the Nixle notification system as a tool to relay information to the public.

https://local.nixle.com/register/


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 Text your ZIP CODE to 888777 for mobile alerts


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Victim Rights

Victim Rights

Victim Rights

 Nonprofit organization has developed a Free Online Victims Rights Research Toolkit for Ohio residents. This toolkit is the best resource to help Ohio and federal crime victims understand and exercise their legal rights.

 In the Toolkit, you'll find nearly everything victims need to know about their rights from the time of first report to a hospital or police through investigation, prosecution, incarceration, and post release control. 


The Toolkit provides victims with information and tools to protect and enforce their rights, such as:
- Ohio and federal crime victims' rights laws (explaining them in layman's terms with links to the Ohio Revised Code),
- best practices, and
- form letters to help victims exercise their rights 

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Conceal Carry License Permits

Obtaining a Conceal Carry Handgun Permit

  1. Applicant must be at least 21 years of age. ​
  2. Applicant must have received a certificate of competency within 3 years prior to the date of the application covering the training requirements or​ documentation that evidences that the applicant is an active or reserve member of the US Military, or has been honorably discharged from the US Military, a retired Law Enforcement Officer, or through participation in the above employment the applicant has acquired experience in handling handguns, in which that experience is equivalent to the necessary training requirements. 
  3.  Applicants must pass a criminal background check and mental competency check. 
  4. Applicant must attest that they have read the booklet, as prepared by the Ohio Peace Officers Training Commission, pursuant to section 109.731.   Booklets may be obtained online at the Ohio Attorney General's website, or available at the Jackson County Sheriff's Office. 
  5. Applicants must​ pay a non-refundable fee at the time of application by cash, check or money order, made payable to the Jackson County Sheriff's Office. 


 APPLICANT MUST  PRESENT THE FOLLOWING AT TIME OF APPLICATION:

  • ​Completed application 
  • Valid driver's license or State ID 
  • An original or photocopy of a Certificate of Competency of a firearms safety training, requalification or firearms safety instructor course, class or, program or supporting documentation of equivalent experience. 
  • Applicant must provide Court documentation granting relief from disability, if prohibited from having a weapon under ORC section 2923.125 
  • Applicant must submit to having fingerprints electronically scanned or inked and rolled onto a card 
  • Applicant must pass criminal background checks.
  • Sheriff's Office will take your photograph for your license, you do not need to bring a photograph with you.
  • The Sheriff has 45 days to respond to your permit request. Current wait time is approximately 1 to 3 days. (NOTE: Due to COVID-19, the Sheriff has directed that all permits be mailed to permit holders. Most mailed permits are received  within seven days from submitting the application.)


 

NOTE: Not all people are eligible ​to obtain a Concealed Carry License, most commonly because of a prior criminal record.  If you have ever been convicted of a disqualifying crime, (juvenile or adult), you will want to take care of those charges first.  If you fail to take care of these charges, and you proceed with the application, the license fee will be non-refundable. 

You should read the Attorney General's information booklet titled, "Ohio Concealed Carry License", on what type of convictions make you ineligible to receive a Concealed Carry License.   This booklet is available on the Ohio Attorney General's website, or available at the Jackson County Sheriff's Office.  If you are unsure, you may want to consult with an attorney.  

​THIS OFFICE CANNOT PROVIDE LEGAL ADVICE OR INDIVIDUAL CASE ASSESSMENTS. 

​PLEASE BE CAREFUL HOW YOU ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ON THE APPLICATION.   FALSIFICATION OF AN APPLICATION, WHETHER INTENTIONAL OR UNINTENTIONAL MAY RESULT IN PROSECUTION, A FELONY OF THE FORTH DEGREE.
 

Fees

 Conceal Carry License Permit Fees: 

Add $2 for debit/credit card surcharge.

  • New Conceal Carry License: $67  
  • Renewal Conceal Carry License: $50  
  • Emergency Conceal Carry License: $37  
  • Replacement Conceal Carry License:$15 
  •  New or Renewal (Veteran of Military) : $0 {FREE with DD214 or active duty identification card and while funding exists.}
     

* Not an Ohio State Resident within the last 5 years

  • * New Conceal Carry License: $91*     
  • * Renewal Conceal Carry License:$74*  
  • * Emergency Conceal Carry License:$66* 


 

The Jackson County Sheriff's Office will process applications Monday thru Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, with the exception of holidays.  

The Jackson County Sheriff's Office will process applicants from Jackson County, or ANY COUNTY, EFFECTIVE 4 P.M. ON OCTOBER 1, 2020 PER HB 614 and until JUNE 30, 2021.. 


Note: You do not need to provide a picture with your application. We will take your picture for your license.






Beware of Conceal Carry Training Scams!

 It has been brought to our attention that the National Concealed Academy is claiming that they provide official online certification for multi-state concealed carry permit. This type of certification DOES NOT follow the Ohio Conceal Carry License requirements. To qualify for a Conceal carry license in Ohio, you must: Be at least 21 years of age and complete the required in-person 8-hour course to obtain your Certificate of Competency. Visit https://ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/site/residents/resources/concealed-carry  for more info.

Backgrounds

Obtaining a BCI, FBI or Local Background Check

Fees

 Background Check Prices: 

  • Local: $5*
  • BCI: $40*
  • FBI: $40 *
  • Both BCI and FBI: $63 *
  • Rolled Prints: $25* for 1 copy, add $5* for each additional copy.


Payment Methods Accepted: Cash, Check, Money order or Debit/Credit cards. (*Add $2 for debit/credit card surcharge.)  

Note: The $2 fee is a surcharge with any $5- $70 credit/debit, Apple/ Google Pay transaction.$3 fee will be surcharged with any $71 and over credit/debit and Apple/ Google Pay transaction. 3.75% charged on transaction over $100.

NOTE: 

  • Must have state issued photo identification.
  •  Request must have Ohio Revised Code (ORC)  and addresses for background checks to be sent to for BCI and FBI checks.   
  • Business sending individuals, who want to be billed for the background checks, must send individuals with a letterhead stating type of check, where checks is to be sent, and the reason code.
  • Businesses will be billed monthly, however individuals must present payment immediately. Late payments will result in accumulated late fees.

FAQs

Yous have questions, we have answers.Here are our most frequently asked questions, so everybody benefits.


 Do I have to have a photo id to get a background check completed?
Yes. You must have your state issued photo identification card to get a background check completed. 

 

Can I just drop of my Concealed Carry Hand Gun Application renewal?

No. You must be fingerprinted and photographed.

Can my wife get my background check done for me?

No. ALL background checks must be completed with the person who the background is for. No exceptions.


 Do you accept credit card payments for background checks?
Yes. We now accept credit card payments, however there are surcharges to render this type of payment. 


MORE Questions: Call 740-286-6464 or email Jennifer at jhughes@jacksonso.org or Heather at hmalott@jacksonso.org



Public Record requests

 Most records held by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office / or Jackson County Coroner's Office are public records, unless they are subject to a statutory exception. Common exceptions include law enforcement investigatory records – R.C. 149.43(A)(1)(h); (A)(2). If a case or incident is under investigation, some information may be redacted to follow our public information release laws. All public records submissions will be reviewed before release, due to the possibility or likelihood the incident or case is under investigation. If a case is under investigation, the Sheriff, Chief Deputy, Coroner, Deputy Coroner or a designee will approve the release of allowable information. The County Prosecutor may also be contacted to review the request before information is released by JCSO or Coroner.


MISSION: It is our duty to provide access to all public records retained by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office in accordance with law and JCSO policies and procedures, provide records to law enforcement and governmental agencies, and maintain records within the control of JCSO in accordance with the approved record retention schedule. The Jackson County Coroner's  Office also follows this mission.
 

RESPONSIBILITIES:

~ Responding to and processing requests for “Public Records.”
~ Monitoring and maintaining accurate documentation and files for Public Record requests.

~ Staying updated of changes in law regarding Public Records and Records Retention.
~ Recognizing potential problems for JCSO regarding public records and records retention and developing plans to correct them.


TIMEFRAME OF RESPONSE: It is our goal to complete requests as soon as possible. However, due to the possibility or lowlihood of an ongoing information, response time may prohibit immediate response. Responses can be immediate or take up to 14 days. All requests will have immediate response as to them being received and being under review. It is up to the requestor to re-submit a request of information regarding the ongoing investigation status once the original request has been denied.


PUBLIC INFORMATION REQUESTS: 

For expedited return of your  request, we ask that you submit a public records request form that can be found online at www.jacksonso.org/forms 

OR submit in writing information to include: 

- date of the incident or time period you are requesting, 

- type of incident, if known,

- person(s) involved, if known, 

- your contact information on how you want to receive the information via pick up, email or fax.

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Summitting the Request:

In person: Complete request form and submit in person during the hours listed.

Monday - Friday: 8 am to 4pm
Saturday- Sunday: Closed
(Closed on Holidays)

Mail: Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, Attn: Public Records Request, 350 Portsmouth St., Jackson, Ohio 45640. Include your request form and a self addressed stamped envelope if you want the request mailed.

Jackson County Coroner’s Office, Attn: Public Records Request, 350 Portsmouth St., Jackson, Ohio 45640. 

Email: Records Custodians: Jennifer Hughes: jhughes@jacksonso.org or Heather Malott: hmalott@jacksonso.org

Fax: 740-286-5635

Call: 740-286-6464 and ask for Public Records


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