Baltimore, MD, August 8, 2026 —

The Archdiocese of Baltimore hosted a successful gun buyback event, resulting in the collection of more than 400 firearms. The initiative aimed to reduce gun violence by providing a safe and anonymous way for community members to dispose of unwanted weapons.

The event, organized by the Archdiocese, saw a significant turnout, with participants bringing in a wide variety of firearms. Details regarding the specific types of firearms collected or the locations where the event took place were not immediately available. The Archdiocese of Baltimore has not yet released specific figures on the number of handguns, rifles, or shotguns collected, nor has it detailed the operational timeline beyond the event itself.

While the exact impact on local gun violence statistics remains to be seen, such events are generally viewed as a community effort to promote safety. The number of firearms collected, exceeding 400, indicates a strong response from the community. Further information regarding the next steps for the collected firearms or potential future buyback events is expected to be released by the Archdiocese.


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