Tonight we share a quick reminder that the solution to local crime number ISN'T going to come from local corporate leaders.
Take a peek at a statement likely written by some guy who makes double your salary in return for crafting clever e-mails . . .
President and CEO Joe Reardon responded in an email NOTING THAT the Chamber had previously formed a special committee to look at what KC businesses could do about violent crime . . . “In summary,” Reardon writes, “the KC Chamber believes a collaborative approach is the most effective way to accomplish big picture goals that benefit our region and the city, as well as addressing critical issues such as public safety. To this end, we continue to support the efforts of KC360 that is being led by KC Common Good who is working to unite the community to address the root causes of violence.
“Modeled off Omaha 360, KC360 takes a comprehensive, community-based approach to reduce gun violence and violent crime, build stronger community relations, increase access to education and jobs and implement responsible justice reforms.”
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
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