Learning the laws regulating the use of firearms is a must for responsible ownership. Local regulations differ and laws vary from state to state. Citizens must check with the jurisdiction where the firearm is to be used.

In California, the Police Department is required to follow strict state and local guidelines when performing the necessary background checks for issuing Concealed Carry Weapon licenses. Due to the detailed nature involved with conducting these background checks, appointment times and processing times vary. During the application process, the applicant will be asked to schedule an interview appointment for a new Concealed Carry Weapon license and will have fingerprints taken at the Police Department.

If the applicant is RENEWING a Concealed Carry Weapon license in the City of Glendora, they must apply no later than 90 days before the expiration date listed on their current Concealed Carry Weapon license. Any licenses issued by another agency must be renewed by that agency or the applicant may submit a new application with the Glendora Police Department for consideration. All outside agency permit holders will be considered new applicants when applying with the Glendora Police Department.

Please read the requirements section below to make sure you have all the information required for applying for a Concealed Carry Weapon License.

Pricing:

• For credit card transactions a nominal credit card transaction fee will be charged for each transaction. Charges will be viewable prior to transaction completion.
• Appointments for Concealed Carry Weapon licenses are available for booking through the system. The dates/times will vary based on availability.
• Click the appropriate button on the left of the screen to proceed with an application for a Concealed Carry Weapon license.

Gaining competency with firearms is like learning to drive a car or fly an airplane. You need expert instruction and practice. There is no shortcut. If you are not willing to invest the time and effort to become competent, then having a firearm and trying to use it can, in many instances, be more hazardous than any impending threat.

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