Rob Ortt, a Republican.īut Ortt said it is natural for county clerks, who typically oversee the permitting process, to have concerns. "I'm not here to knock the state police because they're trying to do the best they can and I don't know even how much they were consulted before this bill was passed," said State Sen. We will ensure that those permit holders who must recertify by Januwill have a clear and easy path to do so." In a statement, a spokesperson said: "We have been communicating our progress to the county clerks, and we will provide the clerks and permit holders with specifics once the process is finalized. State Police said people will also be able to recertify by mail. He says one of his main concerns, is that many of the 32,000 permit holders in his largely rural county, may not have access to dependable internet. You can either register online on that website or you can download, get a paper trail," said Jastrzemski. "What were told is, you're going to go to a website. Jastrzemski says he left the meeting with more questions than answers. In late September, New York State Police and the State Association of County Clerks met to talk about the provision. The only guidance that we've received from the state is that the state police is supposed to handle this," said Jastrzemski.
"We haven't been offered any guidance from the state. The process starts for the first time in 2017. Under New York's SAFE Act, licenses must be renewed every five years. I can see it being a nightmare," said Niagara County Clerk Joseph Jastrzemski, a Republican. The phones are going to be ringing off the hook. "I can't even imagine what it's going to be like.
New Yorkers who received a pistol permit before January 2013 have roughly a year to get recertified.
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