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Firearm violence reduction initiative
Imperial County, California
Summary
The DA's office and Sheriff presented a $1.2 million state grant program that gets guns away from people prohibited from having them — 51 firearms turned in during the first year, plus a new gun violence tip line.
At a glance
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Last discussed Feb 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
$1.2 million grant, now extended to a four-year spending period.
✅Who benefits
Everyone in the county — fewer illegally held firearms means safer communities, especially for domestic violence victims.
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