The path to register to legally carry a concealed weapon in San Joaquin County has become less concealed, with the county Sheriff's Office putting the necessary forms on its website.
The Sheriff's Office added a new button to its home page to get visitors to the forms, a move it announced on Monday.
Read the article: The Record
California: Sheriff's Office puts form to carry a concealed weapon on its website
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