It is unlawful for a person with or without a firearm permit to carry a firearm in the following locations:
- Any secure area in which firearms are prohibited and notice of the prohibition is posted
- A secure area of an airport
- Any courthouse, churches if posted, mental health facility or correctional facility that may provide by rule that no firearm may be transported, sold, given, or possessed upon the facility. At least one notice should be displayed at each entrance to a secure area in which a dangerous weapon, firearm, or explosive is restricted.
- It is lawful to carry a firearm "capable of being concealed" in one’s home or place of business without a permit. It is unlawful to carry a loaded firearm on any public street without a concealed carry permit.
A person may not carry a loaded weapon in a vehicle unless they have a valid permit to carry or:
- They are at least 18 years old and
- Has lawful possession of the vehicle or consent of the person who has lawful possession of the vehicle and the weapon is not a rifle, shotgun or muzzle-loading rifle It is lawful for a person with a concealed firearms permit to carry a firearm into a bus terminal.
- It is lawful for a person with a concealed firearm permit to board a bus or a train or enter a terminal with a firearm upon their person or effects. This also applies to law enforcement officers or commercial security personnel with firearms used in their employment.
Sources: 53-5-704 Division duties - Utah Code § 76-10-501 et seq.
