No Duty

Concealed Carry is legal in accordance with state laws that regulate the right to carry

No specific restriction

Schools individually decide the weapons policy.

Loaded handgun in vehicle only and only with Indiana permit.

Churches act like any other private property and may restrict
on a church by church basis

No legal restriction - Reference article on page 67

None

No restrictions

Legal. State law does not require NFA registration. Hunting legal.

Handguns must be unloaded, not readily accessible, and secured in a case

Uniform throughout.

None

Non-residents may apply.

Yes, effective July 1st, 2022

No Duty to Retreat

- School property — buildings, structures, and adjacent grounds owned or rented by a school corporation, private school, licensed child care entity, or preschool program such as Head Start. A firearm locked in the trunk, in the glove compartment of a locked vehicle, or stored out of plain sight in a locked vehicle is a defense. Leaving it in plain view in a school parking lot is a separate misdemeanor
- School buses
- Commercial and charter aircraft
- Controlled access areas of airports. Parking lots and the terminal outside the secure area are fine unless posted
- The Indiana State Fairgrounds — must be locked in your vehicle
- Shipping ports controlled by the Indiana Port Commission
- Buildings containing the courtroom of a circuit, superior, city, town, or small claims court. Portions occupied by a residential tenant or private business, and common areas they use, are excluded
- Casinos — licensees must post at the passenger entrance and provide secure weapon storage
- Indiana Government Center Campus — the State Capitol, Government Center north and south, the State Library, the Washington Street and Senate Avenue garages, the Indiana Historical Society building and lot, and adjacent state-owned land
- Horse racing track property
- Falls of the Ohio State Park
- DNR properties administered by the division of nature preserves, and properties administered by the division of state museums and historic sites
- Buildings owned or administered by a local unit of government that have metal detectors at every public entrance, a trained law enforcement officer staffing each entrance whenever open to the public, and inspection of every person and bag. Even then, a handgun can't be barred from someone not otherwise prohibited — only the courtroom-building exception reaches handguns
- Public meetings, where intentional display of a firearm may be restricted
- Public hospital corporations containing a secure correctional health unit staffed 24 hours a day by law enforcement, and hospitals established under IC 16-22-2 or IC 16-23
- Events on property leased from a political subdivision, where the promoter sets rules of admission
- Approved postsecondary educational institutions, which may prohibit firearms on their property
- State parks on land leased from the Army Corps of Engineers — Mississinewa, Salamonie, Patoka, Brookville, Cagles Mill, Cecil M. Harden, and Monroe lakes

Indiana State Police
100 N Senate Ave. N302
Indianapolis, IN 46204
317-232-8264
www.in.gov/isp

Indiana State Police

There are 4 yr permits and lifetime permits

Fill out online application. Submit electronic fingerprints. Pay fee at local law enforcement agency.