ChildSafe project's free gunlocks arrive in Carbon County

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Chief Lee Berry displays some of the 800 gunlocks the Wellington police department received from ChildSafe. County residents may pick up the free locks at Wellington City Hall. Other local law enforcement agencies are involved in ChildSafe, a program designed to protect youth from dangerous firearms.

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