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Indiana Firearm Permits

As of July 1, 2022 the State of Indiana no longer requires a handgun permit to legally carry, conceal or transport a handgun within the state.  This law DOES NOT allow everyone to carry a handgun as Indiana Law contains certain criteria which must be met for a person to legally carry within the state. Interested parties should check online thru the Indiana State Police – Firearms Section for restrictions.

  • Firearm Permits can only be obtained through the Speedway Police Department by Speedway Residents
  • Renewals for existing license will only be accepted 1 yr. or less from the expiration date of the current permit                       
  • Replacement or Duplicate Licenses need to be obtained directly from Indiana State Firearms & will incur a fee of $20.00            

Firearm Permits are still available for those individuals that meet the criteria. There are no longer any fees involved in obtaining a Firearm Permit thru Indiana for either the Indiana State Police or the Local Police Department. There will still be a fee for the Electronic Fingerprinting.

Applicants need to apply online.

  • Go into IN.gov, click ISP: Firearms Licensing-IN.gov, click Firearms Licensing and then click the New Applicant tab. While filling out your online application, you will get a prompt to make an online appointment to be fingerprinted electronically.
  • Click the "Schedule Your Fingerprint Appt. Online" tab to make an appt. thru IdentoGo or IDEMIA to schedule your electronic fingerprinting. Several local electronic fingerprinting facilities will come up. 
  • Choose where you want to go, make an appointment & pay the electronic fingerprinting fee online.
  • Once complete with your online application and your electronic fingerprinting, bring your valid photo ID with your Speedway address, your Application Numbers thru the State, and your receipt from being Fingerprinted electronically to the Speedway Police Department. Note: Online Application & Electronic Fingerprinting needs to be completed BEFORE you come in to the local police department.