Prohibited Places include any real property owned or controlled by another person who informs that you cannot bring a firearm onto / into their property. The owner can do this by posting statutorily-approved signs, or any other means. There are four such signs, each of which prohibits different activity so read them carefully when you see them, and consult with counsel. Other Prohibited Places include schools, polling places, courts or court offices, racetracks, secured areas of airports, bars, sporting events, correctional facilities, civil commitment facilities, hospitals, nursing homes, mental hospitals, amusement parks and governmental open meetings. Carrying on federal property is almost always restricted by federal law, and HB 1927 prohibits carrying a firearm in any public place while intoxicated.