Auburn to host Veterans Day gun lockbox giveaway on Saturday, Nov. 8

Auburn, WALocal News

Auburn will host a Veterans Day gun lockbox giveaway on Saturday, November 8, 2025, from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. at Auburn City Hall.

The initiative encourages responsible gun ownership and aims to enhance safety in the community. Attendees can receive free gun lockboxes to securely store firearms, which is crucial for preventing accidental discharges and unauthorized access. The event is part of ongoing efforts to address gun safety issues in the area, especially with rising concerns about firearm-related incidents. Local officials emphasize the importance of this initiative in reducing gun-related accidents and fostering a culture of safety. Community members are encouraged to participate and promote a safer environment, particularly in the context of increasing outdoor activities and events.

This giveaway reflects the city's commitment to public safety and responsible gun ownership. The event will also provide resources and information on safe storage practices and gun safety education.

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