In 2024, Gwinnett County reported that 533 guns were stolen. Local officials stress that securing firearms is crucial to preventing these thefts.

What’s Happening: To combat the rise in gun thefts, the Gwinnett County Community Affairs Section is offering Firearm Safety and Security classes.

  • These classes teach best practices for safe gun handling.
  • Registration is necessary, and places are limited.

What’s Important: Registration is required ahead of time. Youth looking to attend must have a parent or guardian present.

How to Register: Residents can register for the classes at GwinnettCounty.com/FirearmSafety.

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