Can local municipalities in Utah enact their own gun control laws?

While local municipalities in Utah may have some authority to regulate firearms on their own property, they are generally preempted by state law from enacting any further gun control measures. This means that local municipalities cannot create their own laws regarding the possession, ownership, or use of firearms within their jurisdiction. The only exception is for public buildings, where the municipality may have some limited authority to restrict firearms. However, even in these cases, the state may still have final say in whether or not those restrictions are allowed. Therefore, A, B, and D are incorrect because they suggest that local municipalities have more power than they actually do when it comes to gun control laws.