Twin Cities Carry Forum Archive :: View topic - Dakota County 35 days and counting

TLRSKUNK wrote:

lady was at lunch at almost 2:00. which sounds like bs to me but whatever.

it is a little irrating to me when mine took less than 30days to get.

Is their any recourse that i can take for this? or is it a law that goes unpunished because "they are the law"? :?:

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He has no problem with the law like some other sheriffs do.

gaygoalie wrote:

today was day 30 for me in Dakota.. I thought I was the only one.. apparently not..

Pioneer Press article 11/24 wrote:

In anticipation of the five-year renewal deadline, the Dakota County sheriff's office added a second clerk to handle permit applications and background checks for residents who wish to carry their guns in public.

But the rush hasn't been as heavy as expected....

Chief Deputy David Bellow wrote:

'"My sense is that a lot of people went out and got the permit for the first time, but they realized that, one, carrying a weapon is heavy. It's burdensome, especially in plain clothes," said Chief Deputy David Bellows of the Dakota County sheriff's office.

Author:	TLRSKUNK [ Tue Feb 03, 2009 9:24 am ]
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my wife's permit was handed in on the 30th of dec and still have not recieved it from dakota county which is a little ridiculous. since you keep track i figured i would post. Lee

Author:	SultanOfBrunei [ Tue Feb 03, 2009 1:18 pm ]
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Call up Sheriff Gudmundson and tell him to get his ass in gear. From the reports here it seems like has gotten some out under 30 days. Maybe your wive's slipt through a crack?

Author:	TLRSKUNK [ Wed Feb 04, 2009 1:57 pm ]
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lady was at lunch at almost 2:00. which sounds like bs to me but whatever. it is a little irrating to me when mine took less than 30days to get. Is their any recourse that i can take for this? or is it a law that goes unpunished because "they are the law"?

Author:	mnglocker [ Wed Feb 04, 2009 3:03 pm ]
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TLRSKUNK wrote: lady was at lunch at almost 2:00. which sounds like bs to me but whatever. it is a little irrating to me when mine took less than 30days to get. Is their any recourse that i can take for this? or is it a law that goes unpunished because "they are the law"? Call Marc Berris. Perhaps he'll be so kind as to remind the Sheriff how the law works.

Author:	Apdl [ Wed Feb 04, 2009 7:06 pm ]
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took me 27 days and i picked it up

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Author:	glreis [ Fri Feb 06, 2009 3:07 pm ]
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I just told a student of mine to call Dakota County because today is day 32 for him. They told him that they are now taking 45 days to process applications. I told him to call back and firmly tell them "the law says you must process my app in 30 days, whats your problem?" I will post the response if he calls me back.

Author:	RobD [ Fri Feb 06, 2009 3:52 pm ]
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I really wish there was a "over 30 days = $100 refund" stipulation. I would imagine a vast improvement in speed.

Author:	glreis [ Fri Feb 06, 2009 4:25 pm ]
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I emailed Sheriff Gudmundson and he tells me they were swamped with applications in January, 174, and they are doing the best they can but some are taking more than 30 days. He is trying to get another person to help, currently only one person handles the permit applications.

Author:	SultanOfBrunei [ Fri Feb 06, 2009 4:34 pm ]
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Did it sound like he was aware that a failure to deny is a defacto approval, and he will have people carrying without a card?

Author:	glreis [ Fri Feb 06, 2009 5:53 pm ]
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I copied and pasted Sub 6 of the statute in my original email and he responded saying he knows what the law says. January had many more apps than typical and he is not trying to slow down the process. Based on earlier emails with him I believe that they are doing what they can do at this point. He has no problem with the law like some other sheriffs do.

Author:	reaver3 [ Fri Feb 06, 2009 5:58 pm ]
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glreis wrote: Quote: He has no problem with the law like some other sheriffs do. Being one of the "soft white guys" Gudmundson denigrated publicly, I would politely disagree with that statement.

Author:	TLRSKUNK [ Sun Feb 08, 2009 2:39 pm ]
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I wish i was in state as i would stop by and ask him politely in person what the hold up is but i am in Sacramento, CA till march then off to Iraq and the phone tag game is horrible when calling any county office. I'm not real sure what to do to get it resolved. if someone would pm me his email i will send him an email about the situation and post the reply to here. Do to being in school i have limited time on the internet and can't seem to navigate their sight form our school computers. any and all help is greatly appreciated. thanks, Lee

Author:	gaygoalie [ Mon Feb 09, 2009 10:24 pm ]
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today was day 30 for me in Dakota.. I thought I was the only one.. apparently not.. I'm putting in some extra hours this week so maybe I'll head down and see what the hold up is..

Author:	TLRSKUNK [ Tue Feb 10, 2009 11:17 pm ]
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just came in today still never got ahold of anyone at the office to talk about it

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Author:	RobD [ Thu Feb 12, 2009 11:56 am ]
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gaygoalie wrote: today was day 30 for me in Dakota.. I thought I was the only one.. apparently not.. Not on the forum much?? Dakota County 29 days Dakota county 29 days and still waiting. Dakota County - 41 Days Dakota County - submitted 10/3/08 Dakota Co. taking longer than 30 days I find it amazing that they are "swamped" and are begging to hire someone to help handle. (That's the same story I got) According to The 11/24/08 Pioneer press: Pioneer Press article 11/24 wrote: In anticipation of the five-year renewal deadline, the Dakota County sheriff's office added a second clerk to handle permit applications and background checks for residents who wish to carry their guns in public. But the rush hasn't been as heavy as expected.... It must be hard to convince the county to let you hire another person (even thouh they told the newspaper they allready brought on a 2nd person) when you have Dakota Co. Sheriff staff going on record saying that more help is not needed. Chief Deputy David Bellow wrote: '"My sense is that a lot of people went out and got the permit for the first time, but they realized that, one, carrying a weapon is heavy. It's burdensome, especially in plain clothes," said Chief Deputy David Bellows of the Dakota County sheriff's office. Bye Bye Gundmundson.