Gov. proclaims support for WA veterans
Gov. Ferguson is shown the 988 Suicide Prevention Lifeline license plate emblems. Proceeds raised from purchases benefit Governors Challenge to Prevent Suicide Among Service Members, Veterans and Their Families suicide prevention efforts.
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Gov. Bob Ferguson recently signed a proclamation regarding the state’s commitment to preventing suicide among service members, veterans and their families. In 2024 more than 3,100 safe storage devices were distributed, including cable locks, trigger locks and locking boxes for securely storing firearms and medications, according to Ferguson’s office.
MOSES LAKE – Gov. Bob Ferguson recently signed a proclamation reaffirming Washington’s commitment to veteran suicide prevention. The proclamation comes amidst rising concerns about mental health challenges facing vets, with the rate of veteran suicide in Washington exceeding the national average, according to a statement from Ferguson.
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