In accordance with Section 571.107 RSMo., you may not carry a concealed weapon in the following places:

• any police, sheriff, or Highway Patrol office or station without consent;

• within 25 feet of any polling place on Election Day;

• adult or juvenile jail or institution;

• courthouse or facilities;

• any meeting of a government body (except by a member with a concealed carry endorsement);

• bar without consent;

• airport;

• where prohibited by federal law;

• higher education, elementary or secondary school;

• child care facility (without consent of manager);

• riverboat gambling facility;

• amusement parks;

• any church or place of worship; without permission of Minister or person representing religious organization

• any sports arena or stadium (with seating for more than 5,000);

• hospitals; and, private or public property where posted.

Possession of a firearm in a vehicle on the premises of any of the

above-listed locations is not prohibited so long as the firearm is not removed

from the vehicle or brandished while the vehicle is on the premises.

Carrying a concealed firearm in any location specified above is not a

criminal act. However, you can be denied access to the premises or may

be removed from the premises for doing so. If a peace officer is summoned:

Upon the first offense, you can be cited and fined up to $100.

If within six months, a second offense occurs, you can be fined up

to $200, and your concealed firearms endorsement can be suspended

for a period of one year.

If within one year of the first offense a third citation for a similar violation

is issued, you may be fined up to $500, and your concealed

carry endorsement revoked. If your concealed carry endorsement

is revoked, you are not eligible for the endorsement for a period of

three years.