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Lee Today
By the People, for the People
Lee County Sheriff's Office to host Gun Safety for Parents class
The new course aims to educate parents on proper firearm storage and usage.
Mar. 31, 2026 at 3:25am
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A gun safety course aims to educate parents on secure firearm storage and responsible ownership.Lee TodayThe Lee County Sheriff's Office (LCSO) is hosting a new Gun Safety for Parents course on April 30 as part of its community education program. The course will cover topics such as the safe and secure storage of firearms to prevent access by children and unauthorized individuals.
Why it matters
Firearm safety education for parents is an important public safety initiative, especially in areas with high gun ownership rates. The course aims to promote responsible gun ownership and prevent accidental shootings and firearm-related incidents involving children.
The details
The Gun Safety for Parents course will address topics including safe firearm handling, storage methods to keep guns away from minors, and other best practices for parents and guardians who own guns.
- The Gun Safety for Parents course will be held on April 30, 2026.
The players
Lee County Sheriff's Office
The local law enforcement agency in Lee County, Florida that is hosting the Gun Safety for Parents course.
What’s next
The Gun Safety for Parents course is open to all Lee County residents and registration is required. Those interested can sign up through the LCSO website.
The takeaway
This course reflects the LCSO's commitment to community education and promoting responsible gun ownership to enhance public safety, especially for families with children.
