Free gun lockbox giveaway at Burien Town Square on Friday, June 6

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Burien Town Square will host a free gun lockbox giveaway on June 6, 2025, from 4 PM to 12:30 AM. Sponsored by Public Health – Seattle & King County, the event aims to promote safe firearm storage and enhance community safety. Residents can obtain a lockbox at no cost, which is vital for reducing accidental shootings and gun-related incidents. The initiative addresses rising concerns about gun safety in King County, a region that has seen increasing discussions about firearm regulations. Local officials emphasize the importance of secure storage in preventing unauthorized access to firearms, especially in homes with children.

The event will also include information on community resources and support for responsible gun ownership. By fostering community engagement, organizers hope to create a safer environment for families in Burien. Participation in such initiatives can significantly impact public health and safety outcomes in the area.

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