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2) TTU has large 30.06 signs at all entrances to campus.

Where??? I have been going to school there for 4 years and have not seen one sign related to firearms except for in the stadium parking lots, and those weren't 30.06.

Have you seen these recently or back in the day?

I saw them as ...

I was really trying to make two points:

1) A government-owned hospital cannot use 30.06 to prohibit you from entering. Of course, a private hospital can post 30.06 and it is enforceable. See TPC § 30.06(e):

It is an exception to the application of this section
that the property on which the ...

A hospital cannot simultaneously be an educational institution. Therefore, you can go into the UMC (south) side without a problem even if they have 30.06 signs since it is government-owned (Lubbock County Hospital District) not otherwise prohibited. The HSC (north) side is off-limits since it is an ...

I used to carry a G36 (the Glock, not the H&K!) IWB during summer, a Springfield XD 4" OWB during winter, and a P3AT pocket or ankle when I needed to play dress up.

Now that I've moved from Lubbock to Houston, my wardrobe has changed, and I am doing pocket carry 90% of the time. But, I'm carrying ...

For what it's worth, the 30.06 signs posted at the gun shows at the George R. Brown are completely meaningless since the GRB is owned by the City of Houston. See TPC § 30.06(e):

It is an exception to the application of this section
that the property on which the license holder carries a handgun ...

TPC 30.06(e) says:

(e) It is an exception to the application of this section
that the property on which the license holder carries a handgun is
owned or leased by a governmental entity and is not a premises or
other place on which the license holder is prohibited from carrying
the handgun ...

Clear and safe your weapons, the place is properly posted with the dreaded 30.06 signage...

I just left mine in the truck...


Isn't Reliant Park (and thus, Reliant Center) owned by Harris County? From Texas Penal Code §30.06(e):

It is an exception to the application of this section
that the ...

I fly out of Lubbock about once a month - 99% of the time on Continental. I can't say I've ever had a poor experience with their handling of my firearms. I usually have two handguns, but I sometimes carry long guns as well if I am on a hunting trip. I am usually carrying a weekend style duffle bag ...

As to Jeff’s situation, I too believe that ownership by TTU makes the building off-limits, pursuant to 46.03(a)(1). I know the definition of “premises� includes “building or portions of a building� but I think this would be a difficult sell in a setting where a university owns and uses ...

So, no matter who the lessee is, if the building is owned by a government and not already prohibited otherwise, then 30.06 can not apply?

One reason I am so interested in this issue is I work at a research facility which is owned by a psuedo-government entity (Reese Technology Center), but Texas ...

The gun shows here in Lubbock usually take place at the convention center which is owned by the City of Lubbock. There are always 30.06 signs at the entrances and the usual officers zip tying your guns.

I was under the impression that §30.06(e) meant that there could not be 30.06 signs on ...

Texas Tech University in Lubbock probably has 30+ 30.06 signs on every road in to and through campus. They probably doubled the number of them in the past 12 months, too.

I called up the General Counsel office a couple months ago to let them know about it. I actually got someone who has a CHL and ...

Wouldn't the 30.06 signs not mean anything since the GRB is a government-owned (by the City of Houston) bulding that is not otherwise off limits? Reference SB501 passed a couple years ago.

Jeff