
CHP in Mesa County, Colorado
If you’re considering carrying a concealed handgun for personal protection, it’s important to understand the process, requirements, and responsibilities involved. In Mesa County and throughout Colorado, concealed carry is legal for qualified individuals—but you must first obtain a
Concealed Handgun Permit (CHP) issued by your local sheriff.

Understanding Colorado’s Concealed Carry Laws
Colorado is a “shall-issue” state, meaning that if you meet the legal requirements, the sheriff is required to issue your permit. Colorado Department of Public Safety confirms that permits are issued at the county level and must be obtained through the sheriff where you live or conduct business. (Department of Public Safety)
In Mesa County, all permits are processed through the Mesa County Sheriff's Office.

The application process in Mesa County is straightforward:
4. Pay the application fee (approximately $52.50 for new permits)
or ($13.00 for renewal)
Applications must be completed online—walk-ins are not accepted.
Colorado law now requires more comprehensive training than in the past.
As of July 1, 2025:
Your initial training certificate is only valid for one year when applying for a new permit.
Your renewal training certificate is only valid for six months
KSAT-5 Training 970-462-7058 www.KSAT-5.com
Yes. Colorado Law requires you to take an 8 hour Concealed Carry Class from a verified instructor.
Yes. Colorado Law requires you to take a 2 hour Concealed Carry Refresher Class from a verified instructor.
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