September 28, 2024

Jackson County Legislator Manuel Abarca IV has been invited to the White House on September 26, 2024, to participate in a pivotal event on gun violence prevention. This invitation underscores his commitment to tackling gun violence and serves as a powerful testament to his advocacy for creating Jackson County’s first Office of Gun Violene Prevention.

As a leading voice for gun safety reforms, and a staunch advocate for common sense firearm legislation, Legislator Abarca continues to push forward initiatives aimed at curbing the violence that has affected communities across Missouri. His efforts have centered on addressing the root causes of gun violence through preventative measures, education, and community engagement.

“I am deeply honored to be invited to the White House for such an important conversation,” said Legislator Abarca. This event reinforces the critical importance of coordinated national efforts in reducing gun violence, and I look forward to bringing back insights that can strengthen our local initiatives in Jackson County.”

The White House event will bring together policy leaders, activists, and government officials from across the country to discuss strategies for reducing gun violence and saving lives. Legislator Abarca’s invitation highlights the growing recognition of his efforts in this area, particularly his leadership in calling for responsible state and local policies that prioritize the safety of all residents.

As Jackson County continues to address rising concerns around firearms, Legislator Abarca has positioned himself at the forefront of these discussions, advocating for solutions that both challenge Missouri state law and promote gun safety. This White House event is yet another step in his ongoing mission to build a safer, more resilient Jackson County.