California AB1974 establishes a voluntary firearm storage program for law enforcement agencies.
California AB1974 allows law enforcement agencies to create voluntary firearm storage programs. These programs let individuals transfer custody of their firearms to the agency for temporary safekeeping to prevent violence and injury. Agencies must provide clear instructions on how to transfer firearms and the process for requesting return. Firearms may be returned, destroyed, or donated after storage. Agencies are not liable for damage to firearms in their custody.
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