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Sorry I keep bringing this up. The more I carry the more I want to be able to carry everywhere. Plus, the underreported national statistics from OSHA found that the incidence of workplace violence for all occupations was 12.6 per 1000. For physicians it is 16.2 per 1000. For nurses it is 21.9 per 1000. For all mental health professionals it is 68.2 per 1000! I deal with dangerous people. The mentally ill ones really don't bother me at all. It's all the court ordered drug addicts/felons that tell me they carry guns and who have a history of mental/emotional instability that worry me!
Utah Administrative Code says this about weapons at certain kinds of mental health facilities (http://www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/code ... 01.htm#T17):
R523-1-19. Prohibited Items and Devices on the Grounds of Public Mental Health Facilities.
(1) Pursuant to the requirements of Subsection 62A-12-202 (9), and Sections 76-10-523.5, 76-8-311.1, and 76-8-311.3, all facilities owned or operated by community mental health centers that have any contracts with local mental health authority and/or the Utah State Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health are designated as secure areas. Accordingly all weapons, contraband, controlled substances, implements of escape, ammunition, explosives, spirituous or fermented liquors, firearms, or any other devices that are normally considered to be weapons are prohibited from entry into community mental health centers. There shall be a prominent visual notice of secure area designation. Law enforcement personnel are authorized to carry firearms while completing official duties on the grounds of those facilities.
I don't even know the difference between the Utah Code and the Utah Administrative Code from the Division of Administrative Rules. We have a little printed paper citing the above rule R523-1-19 posted at a side door in our office so it isn't even visible. I haven't been able to find anything in the Administrative Code which acknowledges CCW laws either to uphold them or to prohibit them.
How do you think the Utah CCW laws under the Utah State Legislative Code apply to this Division of Administrative Rules Administrative Code?
Utah Administrative Code says this about weapons at certain kinds of mental health facilities (http://www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/code ... 01.htm#T17):
R523-1-19. Prohibited Items and Devices on the Grounds of Public Mental Health Facilities.
(1) Pursuant to the requirements of Subsection 62A-12-202 (9), and Sections 76-10-523.5, 76-8-311.1, and 76-8-311.3, all facilities owned or operated by community mental health centers that have any contracts with local mental health authority and/or the Utah State Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health are designated as secure areas. Accordingly all weapons, contraband, controlled substances, implements of escape, ammunition, explosives, spirituous or fermented liquors, firearms, or any other devices that are normally considered to be weapons are prohibited from entry into community mental health centers. There shall be a prominent visual notice of secure area designation. Law enforcement personnel are authorized to carry firearms while completing official duties on the grounds of those facilities.
I don't even know the difference between the Utah Code and the Utah Administrative Code from the Division of Administrative Rules. We have a little printed paper citing the above rule R523-1-19 posted at a side door in our office so it isn't even visible. I haven't been able to find anything in the Administrative Code which acknowledges CCW laws either to uphold them or to prohibit them.
How do you think the Utah CCW laws under the Utah State Legislative Code apply to this Division of Administrative Rules Administrative Code?