The Calhoun County Public Health Department (CCPHD) steps up to enhance firearm safety by distributing free gun locks to residents with children, underscoring the new Michigan law requiring secure storage of unloaded firearms. This initiative aims to prevent unintentional injuries and deaths among minors, particularly as nearly half of firearm-related fatalities occur at home, according to public health officials.
Residents can obtain these locks at two CCPHD office locations in Albion and Battle Creek or during various community events, ensuring broad access to this important safety measure. As CCPHD emphasizes the dual importance of both physical safety tools and education about proper firearm storage, this initiative highlights a critical opportunity for responsible gun ownership in the community.
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