Places Off Limits
- Public and private elementary and secondary school property, and school-sponsored activities
- Courthouses — banned by the Judicial Branch
- Any building housing a chamber of either house of the General Assembly, the office of any member, officer, or employee of the General Assembly, a committee office, or a building where a legislative committee is holding a public hearing
- State worksites, for state agency personnel, contractors, subcontractors, and vendors, under a standing executive order
- All state parks and state forests — a Connecticut permit does not authorize carry there. Limited exception for handgun small-game hunting where allowed
- State wildlife management areas and preserves
- Bluff Point Coastal Reserve
- Any premises where the owner or person in control prohibits it — signs carry the force of law, and violation is a felony
- Municipal property in towns that have banned it. Woodbridge bans firearms on all town-owned property and in town buildings; New London bans them for participants in demonstrations and special events on public streets. Many Connecticut towns ban firearms in parks and recreation areas, and there's no requirement that they post
- College campuses may enforce their own policies — check the individual school