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firearms licensing (as stated by the licensing authority)

Source
www.whately.org/departments/police/firearms_information.php
Retrieved
2026-09-16
Last confirmed
Sept. 16, 2026

Town of Whately, MA
Firearms Information
Firearms Information
Firearms Licensing
To retrieve a lost PIN number contact DCJIS at (617) 660-4722 during normal business hours 8:00am - 6:00pm Monday - Friday.
Need an LTC / FID license or need to renew one?
NEW 10/03/2024:
You can now apply for or renew firearms permits online by clicking the link below for the Firearms Licensing Portal. If you choose to do it in person see the below information.
For first time applicants, you will still need to come into the station to get fingerprinted. Payments can be made on-line through Unipay by clicking the Pay Online link below.
The MIRCS Firearms Licensing Portal is now available to the public and can be found here Login | MIRCS Firearms Licensing Portal
Completed renewal applications can be dropped off at the police station at any time or can be mailed. Remember to include the $100 application fee. Pay Online
First time applicants must make an appointment for an interview with the Chief of Police in order to submit your application.
What you will need to bring with you when applying:
Massachusetts Driver's License
Your old LTC/FID If Renewal
Copy of Approved Firearms Safety Course Certificate If New Applicant
Parental Consent Form If Under 18
Application Fees Pay Online
LTC/FID $100.00 Click on link to pay on-line
Free Renewal for Persons Over 70 Years of Age
$25.00 Clink on link to pay on-line for First Time Chemical Spray Permit or Under 18 Applicant
Police Department will take photographs and fingerprints.
Approved Basic Firearms Safety Course
The Whately Police Department offers the approved 6 hour LTC-001 Massachusetts Police Chiefs of Police Association Basic Firearms Safety Course free of charge for Whately residents ages 14 and up. Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to apply for an LTC Class A for handguns or FID Class C for rifles and shotguns. This course does not include any live fire exercises.
For more information, or if you would like to sign up for this course please click here to contact Chief James A. Sevigne Jr. by email .
If you are seeking your firearms permit to hunt in Massachusetts for the first time, you are required to take a certified "Hunter Safety Course". Please click here to visit the Mass Wildlife Hunter Education website .
Free Cable-Locks Available at Police Station
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New Firearms Transaction (E-FA-10) Portal effective March 15, 2015
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Key Firearms Law Changes - August 2014
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Approved Firearms Safety Locking Devices
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Approved Firearms Roster
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Large Capacity Weapons Roster
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Firearms ID Card Parental Consent Form
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FID Card / License to Carry Application Form
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Change of Address Form
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Going Green - Track Solar Electricity Production at the Town Offices
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The provisions a municipal licensing page most often touches: G.L. c. 140, § 131 (licenses to carry), G.L. c. 140, § 121F (applications, suitability, judicial review), G.L. c. 140, § 131P (the safety certificate).