Kirkland Police Department will host a personal gun safety class on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Totem Lake Room in the police department. The class covers safe firearm practices in the home, secure storage techniques, and Washington state gun laws. Attendance is limited to 20 Kirkland residents aged 21 or older, with registration required via Eventbrite. Attendees must not bring firearms to the session. Sergeant James Hill is the contact for additional details, with the department using inert training aids during demonstrations.
Kirkland Police to Host Gun Safety Class
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- βKirkland Police Department will host a personal gun safety class on TuesdayβThe Kirkland Police Department is inviting community members to attend a personal gun safety class focused on safe firearm practices in the home, secure storage and an overview of Washington gun laws.β
- βThe personal gun safety class will be on August 25, 2026βThe class will be held on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Totem Lake Room at the Kirkland Police Department, located adjacent to the police department lobby.β
- βThe personal gun safety class will take place from 5 to 7 p.m.βThe class will be held on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Totem Lake Room at the Kirkland Police Department, located adjacent to the police department lobby.β
- βThe personal gun safety class will be held at the Totem Lake Room in the police departmentβThe class will be held on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Totem Lake Room at the Kirkland Police Department, located adjacent to the police department lobby.β
- βThe class covers safe firearm practices in the homeβThe Kirkland Police Department is inviting community members to attend a personal gun safety class focused on safe firearm practices in the home, secure storage and an overview of Washington gun laws.β
- βThe class covers secure storage techniquesβKirkland Police officers will discuss firearm safety principles, demonstrate secure storage techniques and share information about preventing unauthorized access to firearms.β
- βThe class covers Washington state gun lawsβThe Kirkland Police Department is inviting community members to attend a personal gun safety class focused on safe firearm practices in the home, secure storage and an overview of Washington gun laws.β
- βAttendance is limited to 20 Kirkland residentsβDue to space limitations, attendance is limited to 20 participants.β
- βThe Kirkland residents attending the class must be aged 21 or olderβAttendees must be at least 21 years old and live within the City of Kirkland.β
- βRegistration for the class is required via EventbriteβRegistration is required and available online through Eventbrite: Gun Safety Class Registration.β
- βAttendees must not bring firearms to the sessionβFor safety reasons, attendees should not bring personal firearms to the class.β
- βSergeant James Hill is the contact for additional detailsβFor additional information, contact Sergeant James Hill at [email protected].β
- βThe department will use inert training aids during demonstrationsβOfficers will use inert training aids during the presentation.β
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