Local Glen Burnie business with no concealed weapons sign.

[Vile Shadow]

Another one for the list;
Old Line Bank (formerly Washington Savings Bank) in Prince Frederick, MD has a no weapons sign. When ask they said it applies to permit holders and LEOs. Off duty and uniformed on duty officers are to use the drive through window or call ahead if it is necessary for them to enter the bank. There is a metal detector and the only one of the doors will open at a time system at the entrance,

In other words...

"Welcome robbers. We've disallowed firearms in our facility for your protection. If you would like any of our money, all you have to do is ask. We'll be glad to hand it over."

 

[TimGB]

You have to think it is just a political statement. The odds of them actually having an issue with a legal concealed handgun in Maryland is too slim to be worth the effort to post the sign.

 

[Mr H]

You have to think it is just a political statement. The odds of them actually having an issue with a legal concealed handgun in Maryland is too slim to be worth the effort to post the sign.

As mentioned a few times in the thread...

This is pretty much guaranteed not to have anything to do with Maryland, but rather part of their national signage requirement (whether a corporate store or a franchise).

It's been known for some time that Goodyear is 'anti', and this is certain to be an extension of that [moronic] policy.