Scott County Sheriff: $45 Permit to Carry for Active and Retired Military
The Scott County Sheriff's Office charges active and retired military personnel living in the county $45 for a new, renewal or late-renewal permit to carry, against $80, $45 and $60 for others; apply in person at the Law Enforcement Center, 301 Fuller Street South, Shakopee.
Also called: permit to carry, handgun permit, Sheriff, fee, discount, retired military, Shakopee, 624.714.
This is the county's own fee. The State sets the permit rules and caps the sheriff's fee (section 624.714); the county sets its schedule below the cap. The Sheriff's permit to carry page: "Effective January 1, 2024, the Scott County Sheriff's Office offers discounted Permit to Carry applications for: Active and retired military personnel residing in Scott County; Active and retired law enforcement personnel residing in Scott County." The discounted fee is $45 for a new five-year permit, a renewal or a late renewal within 30 days of expiry, against $80, $45 and $60 at the standard rates; a replacement card or change of address is $10.
Who. The page's words are "active and retired military personnel". It does not say whether a veteran who served without retiring qualifies, so ask the office before applying.
How. Applications are taken in person at the Law Enforcement Center (upper entrance), 301 Fuller Street South, Shakopee, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays, with the State's uniform application, proof of residency and evidence of approved pistol training. The county's 2026 fee schedule, adopted on December 16, 2025, sets the standard fees at $80, $45 and $60.
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Active or retired military personnel who live in Scott County. No rating is needed.
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