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- Handcuffing and Restraint Policy pursuant to HB24-1372
- Use of Force Policy 511 - Detentions
Fremont County Sheriff
Sheriff Allen Cooper
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Concealed Handgun Permits
Concealed Handgun Permits & Training Changes (HB24-1174)
Colorado Legislation passed a new bill, which will affect those seeking a new Concealed Handgun Permit (CHP), and those renewing their current CHP permits.
Effective July 1, 2025, Colorado House Bill 24-1174 requires that all renewal and new applicants applying for a Colorado Concealed Handgun Permit must present a Firearms training certificate obtained by a Verified Concealed Handgun Permit Instructor approved by a Colorado Sheriff’s Office as described in C.R.S 18-12-202.5.
- A list of “Verified Instructors” for Fremont County is available by clicking the link below.
- All Sheriff’s Office’s within the state of Colorado have a list of “Verified Instructors” on their county website which will also be accepted in Fremont County.
- Out-of-state training certificates will NOT be accepted
General Information
- All new and renewal CHP applications are required to be submitted electronically.
- Applications are submitted online using a third-party provider called “Permitium.”
- Once your online application is complete, you will be directed to submit your payment and schedule an in-person appointment to complete your application.
How to apply for your Concealed Handgun Permit
Verified Instructor List
Name Change, Address Change, Lost/Stolen/Destroyed replacement permit
- Click here (Information on how to update your permit changes)
- Click here (Name Change or Address Change and replacement permit form)
How to apply for the Verified CHP Firearms Instructor Program
The Fremont County Sheriff’s Office is pleased to provide you with the following information regarding our Verified Firearms Instructor Program. Our program complies with HB24-1174 and Colorado Revised Statutes 18-12-201 through 18-12-207.
- Click here (Instructor General information)
- Click here (Instructor program packet)
- Click here (Instructor Application)
Colorado State CHP Statute and Reciprocity Information can be found here
If you have additional questions, please contact the CHP Coordinator at 719-276-5524.