Or. Admin. Code § 125-075-0015 - Possession or Use of Firearms, Alcoholic Beverages and Illegal Substances on the Grounds, Parking Areas (Structures, Facilities, Lots) and Premises of Buildings Under Department Control
(1)
(a) Possession or use of firearms or other
weapons of any kind, including any explosives, air guns, or slingshots on the
grounds, parking areas (structures, facilities, lots) and premises of buildings
under Department control is governed by federal and state laws.
(b) The provisions of this section do not
apply to firearms in the possession of or stored for official public business
authorized by statute for peace officers or for members of any state or
national military organization.
(2)
(a) The
sale, possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages are governed by federal
and state laws, local ordinances, and regulations in compliance with a permit.
Visitors to any grounds, parking areas (structures, facilities, lots) and
premises of buildings under Department control must comply with any directives
given to them by law enforcement authorities and employees specifically
designated by the Department to investigate observed or reported violations and
to issue oral or written warnings or citations to enforce Department
rules.
(b)Wine is permitted when
stored or used for official public business by the Department of Agriculture
under ORS Chapter 576;
(c)
Alcoholic beverages are permitted if stored legally in any private vehicle in
transit through or while legally parked on the grounds, parking areas
(structures, facilities, lots) and premises of buildings under Department
control.
(3)
(a) It is unlawful for any person to possess
illegal drugs on the grounds, parking areas (structures, facilities, lots) and
premises of buildings under Department control.
(b) Illegal drug activities are subject to
federal and state laws; local ordinances and regulations; and State Policy
50.000.01 Drug-Free Workplace. Any person who uses, possesses, or distributes
illegal drugs on the grounds, parking areas (structures, facilities, lots) and
premises of buildings under Department control is subject to criminal
prosecution by state and federal authorities.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 276 & 283
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