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Concealed Weapons Licenses Available Soon In Molino
November 30, 2017
Residents will soon be able to submit original applications and renewals of concealed weapon licenses in the Escambia County Tax Collector’s Office in Molino beginning December 14.
“As an expansion of our partnership with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, we are installing the equipment necessary for new applications and renewals those citizens interested in concealed weapon licenses,” Tax Collector Scott Lunsford said. “We are excited to be able to offer this additional location to our citizens in the coming weeks once the final system updates are complete.”
While renewal licenses will be printed in the office, new applications still will be submitted to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services for final approval. The statutory turnaround time for this process is within 90 days.
The Escambia County Tax Collector Molino Office is located at 6440 Highay 95-A North, Suite A, in the Molino Community Complex.
In addition to the regular license fees, the Escambia County Tax Collector will add a convenience fee of $22 for new applications or $12 for renewals as allowed by state statute. (Click here for a fee schedule.)
Appointments for concealed weapon license applications and renewals can be made here or by visiting EscambiaTaxCollector.com.
For additional information on concealed weapon licenses, please click here.
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6 Responses to “Concealed Weapons Licenses Available Soon In Molino”
..just want to say that the folks in the Molino tax office are some of the best in the county..they are all very educated in their field and have a great , caring attitude…great job people…
I appreciate the new services being available at this office so much! I go to this office for my tags and registrations. The people I have dealt with there have been very, very helpful and professional. They even steered me in the right direction on what I needed for an used ATV registration. Needed that to be able to take the ATV into State parks. When comes time I know where I’m going…..
this is great. but a $12. fee is not fair to the ccp holders
about time, thanks. i had to go 60 miles to renew mine a year or so ago.
The good news is…the House Judiciary Committee approved on Wednesday H.R. 38, the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, which would allow valid holders of CCP from one state to legally travel across the state lines of any of the other 49 states. One step closer, to a common-sense, long overdue law- finally!
Mr. Lunsford, THANK YOU for expanding the convenience of being able to renew and apply for the Concealed Permits.
Am wondering why the initial process still has to go thru Tallahassee and the sometimes very long wait time for approval, or rejection.
Wishing for those newly applying the wait time could be shorter.
Special thanks to the workers in the Tax Collector Offices in our county. You all make the experience as efficient, professional and smooth as possible. I have seen too many people coming in with incomplete or wrong documents trying to get vehicle registrations or tags which bogs down your attempts at doing things Right. Y’all have a often tough job and want you to know this citizen Appreciates You.