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See our guide on how SB 1 and HB 824 have changed Maryland gun laws and for information about our legal challenge to aspects of them.
Maryland State Laws and Regulations
State laws and regulations generally preempt county and other local laws, except for those made under the narrow authority granted to localities by MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-209.
-Maryland Criminal Law, Title 3. Other Crimes Against the Person, § 3-202 Assault in the first degree
-Maryland Criminal Law, Title 4. Weapons Crimes
-Maryland Criminal Law, Title 6. Crimes Against Property, § 6-411 Wearing, carrying, or transporting a firearm; entry or trespass in dwelling of another; entry or trespass on property
-Maryland Public Safety Article, Title 5. Firearms
-Maryland Code, Natural Resources, § 10-408. Regulations relating to weapons and ammunition for hunting
Region Map (A is the lighter color)
-Maryland Code, Natural Resources, § 10-410(c)(1). Prohibiting the possession of loaded long guns inside vehicles
-Code of Maryland Regulations (COMAR) - Title 29. Maryland State Police, Subtitle 03. WEAPONS REGULATIONS
-List of prohibitors from firearms possession under Maryland State law
-List of prohibitors from firearms possession under Federal law
-Also see the Maryland page from HandgunLaw.us - Maryland
-MSI Article on Magazines in Maryland
-MSI Maryland Wear and Carry Permit Guide - Places and Times in Which Firearms Can Not be Legally Carried by a Permit Holder
- MD Wear and Carry Permits are not valid where firearms are prohibited by law (see rear of permit). The State Police are continuing to create permits with this restriction and will not remove the text, despite the General Assembly's removal of the statutory authority to restrict when permits are valid when it passed SB 1 and HB 824
- On public school property - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-102
- Preschool or prekindergarten facilities and the grounds thereof - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-111
- Private primary or secondary schools and the grounds thereof - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-111
- Health care facilities as defined in § 15-10B-01(G)(1),(2),(3), and (4) of the Insurance Article - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-111
- Any building or any part of a building owned or leased by the state or a local government - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-111
Note that a building owned or leased by the State or a local government "must display a clear and conspicuous sign at the main entrance of the building indicating that it is not permissible to wear, carry or transport a firearm" in the building or part of the building. - Buildings of public or private institutions of higher education, as defined in § 10-101 of the Education Article - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-111
- Electric plants or electric storage facilities, gas plants or nuclear power facilities, as defined in § 1-101 of the Public Utilities Article - - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-111
- CURRENTLY ENJOINED FROM ENFORCEMENT Locations licensed to sell or dispense alcohol for on-site consumption - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-111
- Locations licensed to sell or dispense cannabis for on-site consumption - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-111
- Stadiums - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-111
- Museums - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-111
- Racetracks - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-111
- Video lottery facilities as defined in § 9-1A-01 of the State Government Article (mainly casinos) - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-111
- CURRENTLY ENJOINED FROM ENFORCEMENT Private buildings of all kinds unless the owner or owner's agent has posted a "clear and conspicuous sign stating that it is permissible to wear, carry or transport a firearm" on such property or has given a person "express permission" to do so on the property - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 6-411
- Private dwellings, except with "express permission" of the owner (or owner's agent), excluding common areas in a condominium, as defined in § 11-101 of the Real Property Article, property of a cooperative housing corporation other than a unit as defined in § 5-6B-01 of the Corporations and Associations Article, or common areas of a multifamily dwelling as defined in § 12-203 of the Public Safety Article - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 6-411
Exceptions for places off-limits under § 4-111 and § 6-411 (newly enacted in 2023 by SB 1)
Section 4-111 exceptions:
- On private property, by persons authorized by the owner or lessee to wear and carry or transport a firearm for the purpose of employment as (1) a security guard OR (2) for the purpose of protecting any individual or property at the location with an express agreement between the parties, remuneration, or compensation.
- On public property, at locations being used with the permission of the person or governmental unit that owns, leases, or controls the location for organized shooting activities for educational purposes, historical demonstrations using firearms, or hunting or target shooting
-Firearms that are carried or transported in a motor vehicle if the firearm is locked in a container or handguns worn, carried, or transported in compliance with any limitations imposed under § 5-307 of the Public Safety Article by those who permits to wear, carry or transport handguns have been issued under Title 5, Subtitle 3 of the Public Safety Article. This does not affect transport of firearms under current law in areas unaffected by SB 1.
-Law enforcement officials or police officers as defined under § 3-201 of the Public Safety Article
-Members of the Armed Forces of the United States, the National Guard, or the Uniformed Services while on duty or traveling to or from duty
-Members of an ROTC program while participating in an activity for an ROTC program
-On-duty employees of a law enforcement agency authorized by the agency to possess firearms on duty or whose duty assignment involves the possession of firearms
-Correctional officers or wardens of a correctional facility in the State
-Railroad police officers appointed under Title 3, Subtitled 4 of the Public Safety Article
-Employees of an armed car company, if acting under the scope of employment and has valid permits to wear, carry, or transport handguns issued under Title 5, Subtitle 3 of the Public Safety Article
-Off-duty law enforcement officials or retired law enforcement officials in good standing from the United States, the State or another state, or a local unit in the State or another state who possesses a firearm if their badge or credential is carried in compliance with the requirements of the badge or credential and the firearm is carried or possessed by the official or person is concealed from view. (LEOSA)
Section 6-411 exceptions:
- Law enforcement officers and police officers, as defined in Section 3-201 of the Public Safety Article (not retired LEOSA),
- Members of the Armed Forces of the United States, while on duty or traveling to and from duty,
- Correctional officers
- The wearing, carrying or transporting on a portion of real property subject to an easement, a right of way, a servitude or any other property interest by (1) the holder of the interest or (2) the guest or assignee of the holder of the interest.
Restrictions, Continued
- When a handgun is not concealed from view - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 5-307(b)(1)
"Printing" or momentary, incidental display of the handgun is excepted from this requirement under MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-111(h) - With the deliberate purpose of injuring or killing another person - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-203(a)(1)(iv)
- While in the commission of a crime of violence or felony - MD Code, Criminal Law, § 4-204
- While under the influence of alcohol or drugs - MD Code, Public Safety, § 5-314
- When not in physical possession of the issued Maryland permit - MD Code, Public Safety, § 5-308
- Aboard any vehicle or inside any building under the control of the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) - MD Code, Transportation, § 7-705(b)(6)
- CURRENTLY ENJOINED FROM ENFORCEMENT Within 1,000 feet of a demonstration in a public place after being notified by law enforcement that guns cannot be carried - MD Code, Criminal Law § 4-208
- In or around State-owned and State-leased public buildings and grounds - COMAR 04.05.01.03. See the jurisdiction of the Department of General Services under MD Code, State Finance and Procurement, § 4-601(a)(5)
- Inside State legislative buildings - MD Code, State Government, § 2-1702(e)(2)
- Aboard aircraft engaged in certified air commerce - MD Code, Transportation, § 5-1008
- An innkeeper may refuse to provide lodging or services to or may remove from a lodging establishment an individual where the innkeeper reasonably believes the individual possesses property that may be dangerous to other individuals, such as firearms or explosives - MD Code, Business Regulation, § 15-203(a)(6)
- Maryland Port Administration Property - COMAR 11.05.07.04
- On World Trade Center Baltimore Property defined in COMAR 11.05.05.02 - COMAR 11.05.05.08
- Captain, master or any person on board or having control of any dredge boat may not have or permit to be kept on the dredge boat more than two shotguns not larger than a number ten gauge and using shot not larger than number one - MD Code, Natural Resources, § 4-1013
- Chesapeake Forest lands, except at designated shooting ranges and when legally hunting - COMAR 08.01.07.14
- State Forests, except at designated shooting ranges and when legally hunting - COMAR 08.01.07.04
- State Parks, except at designated shooting ranges and when legally hunting - COMAR 08.07.06.04
- State Highway rest areas - COMAR 11.04.07.12 (the regulation bans display and discharge).
- Any facility under the jurisdiction of the Maryland Racing Commission - COMAR 09.10.03.03(A)(10)
- At a facility under the control of the Maryland Stadium Authority - COMAR 14.25.02.06
Such facilities are defined in COMAR 14.25.01.01 - At a State museum unless authorized for an exhibition that in the museum director's judgment promotes the purposes of the museum - COMAR 34.04.08.04
- At a Video Lottery Facility as defined by MD Code, State Government, § 9-1A-01(aa) - COMAR 36.03.10.48
- In community adult rehabilitation centers - COMAR 12.02.03.10(h)(9)
- In child care centers, except for small centers located in residences - COMAR 13A.16.10.04
- If under a proclaimed State of Emergency by the Governor when the Governor has issued orders, rules, or regulations controlling the possession, carry, use, and/or sale of firearms - MD Code, Public Safety, § 14-303(b)(8)
Looking for federal laws? Check out the USA page from Handgunlaw.us.
Allegany County
Allegany County Transit - Passenger Rules
Cumberland
-Part I - Charter, Crimes and Penalties, § 75. Carrying concealed weapons. (Repealed, September 20, 2022)
-Chapter 11 Miscellaneous Provisions and Offenses, Article III. -Offenses Involving Public Safety, Division 2. -Weapons
-Chapter 15 Parks and Recreation, Article III. -Park Rules, § 15-54. Miscellaneous rules and regulations pertaining to city parks and parklets. (d)
Anne Arundel County
-Article 9. Crimes, Civil Offenses, and Fines, Title 1. Crimes, Subtitle 6. Weapons, § 9-1-601. Possession or discharge of firearms.
-Article 12. Public Safety, Title 6. Security Measures for the Sale of Firearms
-Article 12. Public Safety, Title 7. Miscellaneous Provisions, § 12-7-108. Distribution of literature to purchasers of guns or ammunition.
-Article 14. Recreation and Parks, Title 2. Prohibited Conduct in Parks, § 14-2-106. Fireworks, firearms, explosives.
Annapolis
-Charter and Code of the City of Annapolis, Title 11 - Public Peace, Morals and Welfare, Chapter 11.44 Weapons
Baltimore City
-Article 19. Police Ordinances, Subtitle 59. Weapons (pp 168-183)
-Article 19. Police Ordinances, Subtitle 60. Gun Offender Registry (pp 184-190)
Baltimore County
-Article 17. Miscellaneous Provisions and Offenses, Title 2. Firearms and Weapons
-Article 21. Permits, Licenses, and Business Regulation, Title 21. Secure All Firearms Effectively (SAFE) Act
-Article 30. Recreation and Parks, Title 1. Administration and Regulation of Parks, Subtitle 2. Regulation of Park Activities, § 30-1-201 Prohibited Activities (c) Possession of weapons.
Calvert County
-Calvert County Code, Title 15 Property Use, Roads, and Landings, Subtitle 1, Discharge of Firearms, §§ 15-101 - 15-103 (pp. 50, 51)
-Municipal Code, Personnel, Part 9 Disciplinary Action, § 86-9-107 Immediate dismissal. (A)(3)
-Chapter 82, Article 2. Park Regulation, § 82-2-101 General Provisions (a)(3)
Chesapeake Beach
-Part II: General Regulation, Chapter 137 Firearms
North Beach
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 59 Firearms
Caroline County
-Part III, General Government, Chapter 148 Recreation and Parks, Article III Code of Conduct. §148.3.2 Policy (S.) (p 8)
-Zoning Regulations
Denton
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 54 Firearms
-Federalsburg
Chapter 70 Firearms
Greensboro
-Chapter 15. Hunting and Firearms (pp 95-96)
Preston
-Chapter Two, Article I: Hunting and Firearms (pp 6-7)
Ridgely
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 94 Firearms
Carroll County
-Title 5: Public Works, Chapter 50: Solid Waste, Licensing of Collectors, § 50.05 Prohibited Actions at Solid Waste Acceptance Facilities
-Title 9: General Regulations, Chapter 94: Parks and Recreation, Recreational Activities, § 94.053 Hunting and Firearms
-Title 11: Business Regulations, Chapter 112: Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers, § 112.05 Record Keeping Requirements
Hampstead
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 65 Firearms and Explosives
Manchester
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 88 Firearms and Hunting
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 130 Parks and Recreation Areas, § 130-1 Certain actions and conduct prohibited. (A.)(16)
Mount Airy
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 58 Firearms and Similar Devices
New Windsor
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 88 Firearms and Other Weapons
Sykesville
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 84 Firearms and Explosives
Taneytown
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 112 Firearms
Union Bridge
-Chapter 130 Nuisances, 3. Illegal Conduct, A. Prohibited Activities (3.) and (4.) (pp 21-22)
Westminster
-Part I, Administrative Legislation, Chapter 10 Civil Emergencies, § 10-3 Authorized prohibitions and restrictions. (A)
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 106 Peace and Good Order, Article IV Weapons
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 109 Picketing and Parades, Article II Parades and Demonstrations, § 109-51.1 Restrictions on actions.
Cecil County
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 261 Parks and Recreation, § 261-5(R)
Elkton
-Title 9 - Public Peace and Welfare, Chapter 9.08 Offenses Against Public Peace or Decency, §§ 9.08.010 - 9.08.012 (p 4)
-Title 9 - Public Peace and Welfare, Chapter 9.20 Property Nuisance Abatement (p 10)
North East
-Chapter 4 Public Conduct and Behavior, Article 6. Noise Disturbance, § 4-603(8) (p 14)
-Chapter 4 Public Conduct and Behavior, Article 7. Parks and Recreation Areas, § 4-702(1)(p) (p 18)
-Chapter 4 Public Conduct and Behavior, Article 8. Weapons (p 23)
Perryville
-Chapter 3 Civil Emergencies, § 3-3. Authority of Mayor to issue certain orders. (5) and (7) (p 303)
-Chapter 61 Parks and Playgrounds, § 61-12. Firearms. (p 6105)
Port Deposit
-Chapter III Police Regulations, 3-1 Public Nuisances, Morals and Conduct, § 3-1.3 Concealed Weapons. (p 301)
-Chapter III Police Regulations, 3-1 Public Nuisances, Morals and Conduct, § 3-1.4 Discharging Weapons. (p 301)
-Chapter V Public Conduct, 5-5 Curfew, § 5-5.7 Certain Actions and Conduct Prohibited. (1)(o) (p 508)
-Chapter V Public Conduct, 6-1 Noise Disturbance, § 5-6.3 Acts Declared in Violation of Ordinance (8) (p 511)
Rising Sun
-Chapter 3 Public Nuisances, Morals, and Conduct, Article 2. Public Safety, § 3-202. Discharging of Guns. firecrackers. Etc. (p 62)
Charles County
-Division 1: Code of Public Laws, Chapter 51 Firearms
Indian Head
-General Parks and Facility Rules (6)
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 105 Rentals for Human Habitation, § 105-7 Suspension and revocation of license. (B)(2)(g)
La Plata
-Chapter 143 Pawnbrokers, Secondhand Dealers, and Swap Shops, § 143-5 Weapons.
-Chapter 146 Peace and Good Order, § 146-3 Discharge of Firearms.
-Chapter 155 Rental for Human Habitation, § 155-7 Suspension and revocation of license. (B)(2)(g)
Dorchester County
Cambridge
-Part II - The Code, Chapter 12 - Offenses -- Miscellaneous, § 12-18. Weapons--Discharge of firearms.
-Part II - The Code, Chapter 12 - Offenses -- Miscellaneous, § 12-19. Weapons--Concealed weapons.
Frederick County
-Part I: Frederick County Code, Chapter 1-11: Health and Sanitation, Article III: Refuse Disposal Facilities, § 1-11-34. Prohibited Activities
-Part I: Frederick County Code, Chapter 1-12: Parks and Recreation, Article III: Parks and Recreation Division, § 1-12-43. Weapons and Fireworks
-Part II Code of Public Laws of Frederick County, 1979, Chapter 2-11: Roads and Public Grounds, § 2-11-3. Use of firearms upon highways, watercourses, etc...
-Zoning Regulations
Brunswick
-Chapter 6 - Public Safety and Conduct, Article 2. Police Regulations, Title 2. Public Safety Offenses, § 6-2201. Discharge of firearms.
-Chapter 6 - Public Safety and Conduct, Article 2. Police Regulations, Title 2. Public Safety Offenses, § 6-2202. Possession of dangerous weapons.
-Chapter 6 - Public Safety and Conduct, Article 2. Police Regulations, Title 5. Special Enforcement Provisions, § 6-2202. Possession of dangerous weapons. (F) and (G)
Burkittsville
-Article 1 Public Nuisance, Morals And Conduct, § 1.07 Concealed Weapons
Emmitsburg
-Title 9 - Public Peace, Morals and Welfare, Chapter 9.16 Weapons
-Title 12 - Streets, Sidewalks and Public Places, Chapter 12.20 - Parks and Recreation Facilities, § 12.20.100 Rules and regulations for Emmitsburg's parks and recreation facilities. (A)
Frederick
-Chapter 15 Offenses--Miscellaneous, § 15-17 Firearms--Discharge within City.
-Chapter 18 Special Events, Article V. Violations and Enforcement, § 18-21. Dangerous weapons.
-Chapter 25 Water, Frederick City Water Sheds, § 25-32 Frederick City Water Sheds. (o) and (p)
Middletown
-Title 9 - Public Peace and Welfare, Chapter 9.04 - Offenses Against Public Peace and Decency, § 9.04.010 Discharge of firearms.
Mount Airy
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 58 Firearms and Similar Devices
Myersville
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 97 Peace and Good Order, Article III Public Safety Offenses, § 97-11 Weapons.
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 97 Peace and Good Order, Article III Public Safety Offenses, § 97-12 Firesafety. (A) and (B)
Thurmont
-Chapter 72 Firearms, Weapons and Hunting
Walkersville
-Chapter 33 Hunting and Firearms (pp 3301, 3302)
Woodsboro
-Part II - Code of Ordinances, Chapter 18 Offense and Miscellaneous Provisions, § 18-2. Discharge and carrying of firearms and other guns.
Garrett County
Mountain Lake Park
-Ordinance No. 2010-01 Town Park Ordinance, § 4 Prohibitions Within Parks or on Walking Trails or in Any Other Town Recreation Area (I) (p 3)
-Ordinance No. 2013-02 Weapons Ordinance
Oakland
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 111 Cemetary, Oakland, § 111-4.1 Additional rules and regulations. (EE.)
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 120 Conduct, § 120-1 Discharging firearms.
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 125 Deer Hunting During Regular Archery Season
-Part II, General Legislation, Parks and Recreation, Article I Bradford Lake Park, § 203-1 General regulations for May 15 to September 15.
Harford County
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 260 Weapons
-Zoning Regulations
Aberdeen
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 263 Firearms
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 391 Nuisances, § 391-4 Declaration of Public Nuisance. (E.)
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 406 Parks, § 406-13 Firearms.
Bel Air
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 198, Firearms, Fireworks and Explosives
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 334 Parks and Recreation, § 334-34 Firearms.
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 360 Property, Stolen, Lost or Abandoned, § 360-13 Firearms and weapons.
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 360 Property, Stolen, Lost or Abandoned, § 360-14 Destruction of certain property.
Havre de Grace
-Chapter 73 Firearms
Howard County
-Title 4 - Contracts, Purchasing, and Property, Subtitle 3. -Disposition of Unclaimed Personal Property and Weapons, Lawfully Seized Weapons, Found Personal Property and Found Weapons §§ 4.300 - 4.311
-Title 8 - Crimes and Misdemeanors, Subtitle 4. Weapons Controls §§ 8.400 - 8.407
-Title 19 - Recreation and Parks, Subtitle 2. -Park Land, Open Space and Natural Resource Regulations, § 19.205(c)(23)
-Title 19 - Recreation and Parks, Subtitle 5. -Public Recreation on Private Lands, §§ 19.504, 19.509
-Zoning Regulations
Kent County
-County Park Regulations, Weapons and Firearms
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 120 Pawnbrokers and Secondhand Dealers
Chestertown
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 127: Peace and Good Order, § Discharging Firearms.
Galena
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 76 Firearms and Weapons
Millington
-Chapter 48 Peace and Good Order, § 48.1 Discharge of firearms. (p 48-4)
Rock Hall
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 137 Hunting and Firearms
Montgomery County
-Part II. Local Laws, Ordinances, Resolutions, etc., Chapter 57. Weapons
Chevy Chase
-Part II - Municipal Code, Chapter 14 - Miscellaneous Provisions and Offenses, § 14-1 Use of dangerous weapons.
-Part II - Municipal Code, Chapter 14 - Miscellaneous Provisions and Offenses, § 14-2 Disturbing the peace.
Chevy Chase View
-Chapter 2. Public Service and Police Regulations, § 2-102. Disturbing the peace, generally. (p IV-2)
Gaithersburg
-Chapter 15 - Offenses--Miscellaneous, § 15-15 Weapons--Discharge.
-Chapter 15 - Offenses--Miscellaneous, § 15-16 Weapons--Possession on streets, in public buildings, churches, schools, parks and other places of public assembly.
-Chapter 15A - Parks and Other Properties, § 15A-10 Weapons.
Garrett Park
-Chapter 6 Peace, Order and Safety, § 606. Discharge of Firearms (p 27)
-Chapter 6 Peace, Order and Safety, § 607. Illegal for Minors to Carry Firearms (p 28)
-Chapter 6 Peace, Order and Safety, § 608. Illegal to Hunt and Shoot Rabbits, Squirrels, Birds, Etc. (p 28)
-Chapter 6 Peace, Order and Safety, § 610. Unlawful to Display or Sell Firearms (p 28)
Kensington
-Chapter VII Public Health, Safety, and Conduct, Article 4. Firearms (p 99)
Laytonsville
-Ordinance 01-15 Establishing Regulations of Public Parks, Trails, Open Space and Other Town Property, § 6. Prohibited Activities (F) (p 5)
Poolesville
-Part II, Chapter 5 Civil Defense, Article II. Civil Emergencies, § 5.14. Additional Regulations. (G) and (H) (p 47)
-Part II, Chapter 5 Civil Defense, Article II. Civil Emergencies, § 5.15. Emergency Powers. (B) and (C) (p 47)
Rockville
-Chapter 12 Licenses, Permits and Miscellaneous Business Regulations, Article V. Carnivals, Division 3. Regulations, § 12-132. Operation of games. (l)
-Chapter 13 Miscellaneous Provisions and Offenses, Article III. Other Offenses, § 13-61. - Firearms; violation of section declared misdemeanor.
-Chapter 14 Parks and Regulations, Article III. Park Rules, § 14-43. Firearms.
Somerset
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 149 Parks and Regulation, Article II Park Regulations, § 149-4 Weapons.
Takoma Park
-Title 14 Health and Safety, Chapter 14.16 Gun Regulation
Washington Grove
-Article I -- Public Nuisances, Morals And Conduct, § 12. Hunting; Fishing
Prince George's County
-Subtitle 3. -Animal Control., Division 6. Other Rules, Regulations, and Standards., § 3-180.06 Canned hunting prohibited
-Subtitle 5. -Businesses and Licenses., Division 19. Secondhand and Pawn Dealers
-Subtitle 6. -Emergency Management., Division 5. Declaration of Emergency, § 6-135 Proclamation; orders and regulations (b)(7)
-Subtitle 14. -Morals and Conduct, Division 4. Offenses Against Property., § 14-127 Nonresident with dog or gun.
-Subtitle 14. -Morals and Conduct, Division 6. Weapons.
-Subtitle 14. -Morals and Conduct, Division 11. Imitation Firearms.
-Subtitle 14. -Morals and Conduct, Division 14. Nuisances.
-Subtitle 14. -Morals and Conduct, Division 18. Gun Offender Registry.
-Subtitle 18. -Police, Division 2. Property in Police Custody, § 18-115 Sale or destruction of unclaimed property; proceeds (b)
-Subtitle 20. -Taxicabs and Limousines, Division 3. Driver's License (Identification Card), § 20-108 Grounds for denial (a)(3)
Berwyn Heights
-Ordinance 112 - Parks and Public Property Regulations, § 2 Unlawful Acts (B)
Bladensburg
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 85. Peace and Good Order, § 85-3 Firearms and Weapons. (p 8502)
Bowie
-Chapter 16. Offenses-Miscellaneous, § 16-6. Discharging weapons prohibited; exceptions. (pp 188, 189)
-Chapter 16. Offenses-Miscellaneous, § 16-7. BB Guns, slingshots, bows and arrows, and similar devices. (p 189)
-Chapter 17. Park Rules and Regulations, § 17-2. Rules (d) (p 191)
Capitol Heights
-Chapter VII Peace, Order and Safety, Article 2. Firearms (p 48)
Cheverly
-Chapter 16 - Parks, § 16-1 Rules (f)
-Chapter 20 - Peace and Good Order, § 20-3 Firearms and pellet guns.
-Chapter 20 - Peace and Good Order, § 20-4 Dangerous weapons and restrictions on possession of firearms in certain places.
-Chapter 20 - Peace and Good Order, § 20-5 Supplying firearm materials or dangerous weapons to underage persons.
-Chapter 20 - Peace and Good Order, § 20-6 Explosive and combustible material.
-Chapter 22 - Police, § 22-8 Firearms.
College Park
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 148 Peace and Good Order, § 148-1 Unlawful Acts. (I)
Eagle Harbor
-Article of General Ordinances, Article 9 -- Public Nuisances, Morals and Conduct, § 3 Concealed Weapons (p 30)
Edmonston
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 360 Peace and Good Order, § 360-4 Firearms and weapons.
Fairmount Heights
-Chapter III Peace and Good Order, Article 3. Disorderly Conduct, § 3-320 Carrying Concealed Weapons (p 14)
Forest Heights
-Article 10 Firearms and Dangerous Weapons
Greenbelt
-Chapter 12 Parks and Recreation, Article III. Public Parks, Playgrounds, Etc., Generally, § 12-44 Hunting or trapping; use of firearms prohibited. (p 5)
-Chapter 16 Public Safety Offenses and General Provisions, § 16-3 Weapons and hunting. (p 1)
Hyattsville
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 84 Parks and Recreational Facilities, § 84-13 Carrying of firearms prohibited; exception.
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 87 Peace and Good Order, § 87-14 Discharge of air rifles and similar devices prohibited.
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 87 Peace and Good Order, § 87-14 Discharge of firearms prohibited.
Landover Hills
-Chapter 67: Peace and Good Order, § 6703 Firearms and Dangerous Weapons (p 1)
Laurel
-Chapter 2 Administration, Article VIII. State of Emergency, § 2-177 Authority of mayor to issue certain orders. (5), (9)
-Chapter 9 Miscellaneous Provisions and Offenses, Article I. In General, § 9-13 Weapons—Carrying concealed on person.
-Chapter 9 Miscellaneous Provisions and Offenses, Article I. In General, § 9-14 Weapons—Discharging.
-Chapter 14 Streets and Sidewalks, Article V. Parades and Demonstrations, Division 1. Generally, § 14-102 Weapons.
Morningside
-Chapter 5. Peace and Order, Article 1. In General, § 5-105. Disturbing Religious Meetings, Etc. (pp 38, 39)
Mount Rainier
-Chapter 10 - Peace and Order, § 10-106. Discharge of firearms illegal.
North Brentwood
-Part II: General Legislation, Disorderly Conduct, Article I Assault and Weapons
Riverdale Park
-Chapter 65 Weapons
Seat Pleasant
-Chapter 84 Firearms
University Park
-The Code, Peace and Order, Article 1 Conduct, § 6-105 Use of firearms.
Upper Marlboro
-Emergency Ordinance 2020-04, § 4. Authority of President to Issue Certain Orders (5), (7), and (9) (pp 4, 5)
Queen Anne's County
-Part III: Local Regulations, Chapter 20 Public Landings; Boats, Article III Regulation of Public Landings, § 22-11 Discharge of firearms.
-Part III: Local Regulations, Chapter 22 Parks and Recreation, Article III Use of County Parks, § 22-19 General conduct and personal behavior (Q.)
Centreville
-Chapter 59 Firearms
Church Hill
-Chapter 38 Firearms (offline)
Queenstown
-Chapter 2. Firearms (p 13)
St. Mary's County - No County Laws
Leonardtown
-Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 72, Article II Firearms
Somerset County
-Title 9. Roads, Subtitled 2. Shooting on Roads, § 9-201. Prohibited. (p 45)
Crisfield
-Part III, General Legislation, Chapter 43A Emergencies, § 43A-2 Proclamation of state of emergency.
-Part III, General Legislation, Chapter 46 Firearms
Princess Anne
-Part II, General Legislation, Peace and Good Order, Article III Public Safety Offenses, § 108-12 Physical assault. (A.)
-Part II, General Legislation, Peace and Good Order, Article III Public Safety Offenses, § 108-13 Weapons.
Talbot County
-The Code, Chapter 102 Parks and Recreation, § 102-5 Regulations. (A)(12)
Easton
-Chapter 9 Fire Prevention, Article IV. § 9-25 Explosives, Firearms, and Similar Devices.
-Chapter 18 Offenses -- Miscellaneous, § 18-8 Throwing missiles.
-Chapter 18 Offenses -- Miscellaneous, § 18-8 BB Guns and Pellet Guns.
Oxford
-Chapter 7. Firearms (p 49)
St. Michaels
-Section 1, Chapter 166-1, § 166-1. Discharge prohibited.
Washington County
-Washington County Parks and Recreation Policies - "NO Weapons"
Boonsboro
-Ordinance 2006-01; Park Security
-Ordinance 2020-04; An Ordinance Enacting the Civil Emergency Plan of the Town of Boonsboro, § 5 - Orders Authorized (G) and (H) (p 4)
Hagerstown
-Park Rules, 17.
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 173 Peace and Good Order, § 173-11 Firearms and other weapons.
Hancock
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 183 Emergency Management, § 183-1 General provisions and definitions. (E)(2)
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 202 Firearms
Sharpsburg
-Code of Ordinances, Chapter 10 - Firearms (p 10-1)
Smithsburg
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 202 Firearms and Weapons
Williamsport
-Part 3: Codes Continued, Chapter 9 Civil Emergencies, § 1(D)(6) and (7) (p 2)
-Part 3: Codes Continued, Chapter 9 Civil Emergencies, § 1(E)(2) and (3)
-Part 3: Codes Continued, Chapter 17 Firearms and Weapons Ordinance
Wicomico County
-Division 3 The Code, Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 174 Nuisances, Article I Nuisances, Abandoned Vehicles and Firearms § 174-6 Firearms, discharge prohibited.
-Division 3 The Code, Part II, General Legislation, Chapter 179 Parks, Recreation Facilities and Areas, § 179-3 Regulations. (L)
-Zoning Regulations
Mardela Springs
-Ordinance 20 Firearms-Discharging in Town
Salisbury
-Title 9 - Public Peace, Morals and Welfare, Chapter 9.04 Firearms
Worcester County
-Criminal Law Article, Crimes and Punishments, Subtitle III Weapons, § CL 1-301 Martial arts weapons
-Public Health Article, Title PH1, Health-Related Nuisances, § PH 1-108 Nightclubs (q)
Berlin
-Subpart A, Chapter 10 - Civil Emergencies, Article II. Emergency Management, § 10-22 Additional powers. (7) and (8)
-Subpart A, Chapter 20 - Miscellaneous Offenses, Article V. Weapons
Ocean City
-Chapter 14 - Businesses, Article VII. -Dry Nightclubs, Division 3. Regulations, § 14-278. Conduct on the licensed premises (h)
-Chapter 18 - Civil Emergencies, § 18-4. Additional Orders (7) and (8)
-Chapter 58 - Offense and Miscellaneous Provisions, Article III. -Offenses Involving Public Safety, Division 1. Generally, § 58-101 Discharge of firearms.
-Chapter 58 - Offense and Miscellaneous Provisions, Article III. -Offenses Involving Public Safety, Division 2. Martial Arts Weapons
-Chapter 58 - Offense and Miscellaneous Provisions, Article III. -Offenses Involving Public Safety, Division 3. Gun Replicas
-Chapter 58 - Offense and Miscellaneous Provisions, Article III. -Offenses Involving Public Safety, Division 4. Electronic Weapons
Pocomoke City
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 173 Parks and Recreation, § 173-3 Firearms, weapons and explosives.
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 177 Peace and Good Order, § 177-3 Firearms and fireworks.
Snow Hill
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 85 Firearms and Other Weapons
-Part II: General Legislation, Chapter 124 Parks, § 124-3 Hunting and trapping; firearms.
