New Jersey Home Safety Act mandates firearm storage in locked containers and offers rebates for safe storage devices.
The New Jersey Home Safety Act requires individuals to store firearms in locked containers when not in use. It provides a $5 rebate for purchasing a gun safe or locked box with a firearm. The act also mandates warnings to firearm purchasers about safe storage and repeals previous signage requirements for dealers. Additionally, it establishes a public awareness campaign on firearm safety and mandates community service for improper storage offenses. The Attorney General is tasked with analyzing data and reporting on the act's impact. The act appropriates $500,000 for these initiatives.
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