Carry Concealed Weapon License (CCW License)

Retired West Covina Police Department Officers

Retired West Covina Police Department Police Officers who are eligible for a CCW can apply for/renew their CCW licenses online by using the three forms below. Two of the forms are applications pursuant to WPCD policy, as well as State and Federal law. The third form is the qualification course for retired WCPD officers.

• Retiree CCW Application (PDF)
• Retiree Qualification Course (PDF)
• Retiree Certification (HR218) (PDF)

Requirements

• All retired police officers are required to qualify with their firearms.
• The WCPD qualification form must be used for all qualifications regardless of where the range is located.
• We will only accept qualifications that occur at a law enforcement range.
• We will only accept the West Covina Police Department Qualification form.
• Failure to qualify annually will result in the revocation of a CCW-endorsed ID card.

Retired WCPD Officer Application Submissions

After completing the applicable application forms, they can be submitted here or mailed to the police department, addressed to the training manager.

For any questions regarding the WCPD retired police officer CCW policy/process, scheduling the WCPD range for a retiree qualification, or to submit your forms, please email the CCW inbox.

West Covina Residents

The West Covina Police Department accepts CCW license applications from West Covina residents who must submit applications through a third-party provider.

The Carry Concealed Weapon (CCW) License Process

A CCW license allows qualified individuals to carry an approved, concealed firearm on their person for self-protection. The CCW license process takes approximately 1 to 4 months to complete. CCW licenses are valid for two years from the date of issuance.

The following information provides a brief overview of the CCW License Program, which includes the program requirements, the licensing process, and certain restrictions in obtaining a CCW license. The West Covina Police Department is pleased to offer this service to the residents of West Covina as a tool for personal protection and with the overall goal of increased public safety.