New York State Parks

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.

Firearms and weapons are prohibited in park buildings and facilities. New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act also designates public parks and many government buildings as 'sensitive locations' where possession of firearms is prohibited (Penal Law §265.01-e), subject to limited statutory exemptions.

Possession of any firearm, bow, crossbow, air/spring weapon, or related ammunition/propellant on OPRHP property is prohibited except pursuant to a permit issued under Part 372 (e.g., designated hunting areas) or where otherwise authorized by the Office. On certain facilities designated by the Commissioner, a person may possess an unloaded weapon solely to access adjacent property for lawful hunting; the Office publishes the list of such facilities.