CARSON CITY, Nev. (KOLO) - The Brady Firearms Unit background check system is running as of 8 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 14, following statewide network disruptions caused by a cyber attack, according to a news release from the Gov. Joe Lombardo’s office.

“I’m pleased to announce access to the Brady Firearms Unit was successfully restored this morning,” Lombardo said. “I’m grateful to the Governor’s Technology Office and Department of Public Safety who worked 24/7 to restore access to this essential public safety service.”

Licensed dealers can submit background checks electronically via the FFL Portal, the news release said.

When possible, dealers are asked to use portal access for submissions.

The Brady Unit phone support has also been restored.

Brady staff are working extended hours to meet

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