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But maybe that's hoping too much? :facepalm: *imagines a huge pile of empty envelopes separated from their contents on someone's desk* |
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Damn. Does it means I need to re apply? I am dreaming that they will run the pistol serial numbers on the application and get my contact infor. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
So, conflicting information continues...
Do you apply to your city, or to the county? (Any recent change in this answer, LINK if so please) IE, I live in Mountain View. Apply to Mtn View or to Santa Clara County? |
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With the former Good Cause requirement, the City PD were covered. However, now with Peruta on the horizon, they'd have to either stop issuing LTC to their own Reserve officers, and defer to the County for issue, or provide City residents with the same right. I know for a fact that Santa Clara PD issues LTC directly to their own Reserve Officers, so they are the IA for citizens by mandate. However, at this time, the Chief of the SCPD (Sellers) is being mum about Peruta, presumably holding out until the verdict is "final." (Like pretty much the entire SFBA.) |
I walked my CCW Application into the SCC Sherriff's office today. I have to say the officers manning the desk were very helpful.
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Mind you, they had me sign and date all aspects of the application while standing there. Do I have a bone to pick with the SCC Sheriff if I'm not contacted in 90 days? Statement from the SCC Sherriff website Quote:
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I'd imagine that people will pursue the 90-day timer as soon as Peruta becomes effective Law and the SCCSO is mandated to comply. |
Has anyone got their LTC successfully?
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Hahahahaha!!!! Yeah right! :rofl2:
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I've been following these events closely (as everyone has).
I work in a high value business, transport,buy,sell, etc. I'll assume my 'good cause' will be at least considered. Now, I work in Santa Clara County but live in Santa Cruz County. My travels take me obviously, not only over Hwy 17 but around the state. Santa Cruz County I'm thinking is going to be just about as liberal as S.F. County so that worries me. Is it mandatory to apply in the Co. in which you LIVE only? Also, are there areas where 'character witness' letters from current reserve police and a Chief of Police in a neighboring city, could accompany the application? Will this help/hurt? |
You must apply where you live, Santa Cruz County. Sit tight. If Peruta stands, you will likely get your CCW soon thereafter. If it is overturned, well, you may never get your CCW. At least until SCOTUS rules in our favor, which, well, you know...
In the meantime, be proactive and go submit your application to Santa Cruz County Sheriff. Get in line with the rest of us anticipating good things to come. |
It now appears Santa Cruz Co. Sheriff Phil Wowak will NOT seek re-election (ending in Dec). He's endorsing Dep. Chief Jim Hart. I'm not sure what his position is and/or who else will be running to replace Wowak.
So yes, I'll just sit tight and keep an eye on this. I'm not sure if I file an app, if it'll sit on his desk as his lame duck position will try to pass it to the 'next guy'. |
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Long story short--realize this is very different than even a just a few short months ago, when the advice was basically, "apply if you want, but don't expect much." The title of the thread had "apply now" added to it recently for a very good reason. PS-don't bother applying to Santa Clara County unless you reside here, since a work location LTC is only valid for 90 days IIRC. |
Alright...here I go, I guess I'll be a test case for ultra liberal Santa Cruz County. I wonder if it'll help if I print my app on hemp paper.
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lots of people have applied in the last month in Santa Cruz
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I'm sure plenty of people have, thanks, I just haven't seen much about them.
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We had a few in our class last Sunday already through the interview and just needing the training for Santa Cruz.
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out of curiosity, has anyone gotten an appointment date?
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My application will be turned in today. Santa Clara County
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At least I have turned in my application. If it all goes OK maybe I will have a LTC before I am 80. :-P
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Hey guys, so what is the situation for Santa Clara County?
Any updates? I've downloaded the application, and had some questions. From what I've been able to gather from browsing calguns, we're still in a holding pattern? |
Response From Santa Clara Sheriff's Office
Folks,
I e-mailed the SCCSO on May 5th regarding the LTC application I submitted by hand in Feb. In Feb. I received an e-mail, and I'm sure many of you have seen the same e-mail, from them stating that they would be providing a fee schedule and list of authorized training programs some time in the future. I inquired about the fees and training programs--while mentioning the 90 time line to deny or accept an application. This is what I got back on May 6th: Quote:
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Even without the new ruling they can issue permits. It's just HER policy not to unless you dig deep into your wallet. Hopefully this will change on June 3rd.
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Legally speaking, they can go shall-issue,hand out permits like candy, and be completely fine... maybe just not politically or socially... :facepalm: |
I know our AG asked for an en banc review of the Perutta decision. That was back in Feb. When is this supposed to happen? Is Kevin Jensen pro CCW? Because as I understand, if he wins and is pro CCW, the Perutta review becomes a moot point and Santa Clara could start issuing CCWs.
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It moots it for SCC, but not for other counties...
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So getting back to the first part of the question. What is the timeline of how this will go down? Sent from my XT1053 using Tapatalk |
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Actually, that's the $64,000 question. My guess: we'll know re. KH intervening before July and, if intervention granted, re. en banc before Oct. But both of those are just my WAGs (wild --- guesses). |
2 weeks! :D
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On a side note, anybody have any idea whether or not it's time to start nailing Santa Clara for the whole 90 days thing? I realize they say they're waiting for Peruta to be finalized, but at the same time, the law says they have to do something with the application within that time frame even though Kamala is trying to appeal the decision - and I believe that Peruta, while not final, is currently controlling, so for those of us who have had applications in with the Sheriff's office for 91+ days, is it time to hit them with a 1983 suit yet?
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SHeriff Jensen
My question to all is as follows:
Why dies Jensen say that he will follow the law for CCW issuance and be "transparent"? Why doesn't he just say he will have a "shall Issue" policy..period! After all its common knowledge that Sheriffs in this state can issue as they see fit. Just like Tulare county, etc. Its not a matter of waiting for the 9th District decision on the San Diego case. Sheriffs in California can just make their policy "shall Issue". Why does Jensen play with words? |
Maybe he wants to get elected.
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Seriously though... if he makes a point of a shall-issue policy, it will be a count against him in certain circles, and it will even be a fear-mongering point.
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Dammit people, do you really want Smith re-elected? |
Too late she is.........
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Submitted my application in Feb. If I am lucky and the process goes smooth, can I revise the three guns list on the application? Get a Bersa thunder recently and wanna put her under ccw
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