Places where it is criminal o carry a concealed deadly weapon with your CCDW permit in Kentucky include:

1. any police station or sheriff's office

2. any prison jail or detention facility

3. any courthouse or court proceeding unless you are a judge or commonwealth attorney

4. any meeting of the General Assembly or governing body of a county city or special district.

5. any establishment that earns over 50% of it's revenue from the sale of alcoholic beverages.

6. any child care facility

7. elementary or secondary school without the consent of the owner or authority

8. Any area of an airport where people or property are inspected and

9. any place where federal law prohibits carrying ie federal courthouses, post offices, office buildings

 If a license holder carries a concealed firearm into any of the above places, he may be found guilty of the crime of Carrying a Concealed Deadly Weapon.  Notice that all of these "exceptions" are also violations of carrying a weapon concealed whether or not you possess a CCDW or whether or not it is concealed.