Governor Matt Meyer firmly establishes the Office of Gun Violence Prevention and Community Safety in Delaware, addressing what he terms a “public health crisis.” This executive order, signed on May 1, aims to strategically focus on reducing gun-related deaths and injuries throughout the state. Meyer emphasizes the importance of taking coordinated action to confront this escalating issue, calling it essential for creating a safer community.
Monisha Henley from Everytown for Gun Safety highlights the urgency of prioritizing gun violence in Delaware, framing it as an “epidemic” affecting residents’ well-being. The new office is expected to lead comprehensive efforts towards enhancing community safety and reducing gun violence, reflecting a growing national emphasis on the need for effective gun control measures.
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