Summary
A new study revealed that gun violence costs Fayetteville $466 million a year, sparking calls to invest more in prevention rather than just police reaction.
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Last discussed Feb 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
Estimated annual community cost of $466 million.
Community stakeholders advocating for upstream violence prevention programs.
Victims of violent crime and taxpayers bearing justice and medical costs.
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Fayetteville gun study shows heavy costs and some solutions | Opinion
Fayetteville gun study shows heavy costs and some solutions | Opinion The Fayetteville Observer
City Council (Regular) — February 9, 2026
A new study revealed that gun violence costs Fayetteville $466 million a year, sparking calls to invest more in prevention rather than just police reaction.
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