PARSIPPANY — Assemblyman Jay Webber met with and heard from high school students from the March for Our Lives movement and across northern New Jersey about keeping our children and communities safe.
Assemblyman Jay Webber stated, “As the father of seven children, I know firsthand that the safety of our children and communities is of the utmost importance, and we should seek common ground on the best ways to ensure it. That is why I authored and championed into law the recent landmark Safer Schools legislation that earned unanimous, bipartisan support to stop child abusers and sexual predators from getting jobs in our schools. And that is why I am pleased to have had a conversation today with high school students with various points of view. For an hour we spoke about their ideas on school safety, the Second Amendment, and a range of cultural issues affecting their lives and the lives of their peers. Listening to and hearing from our young citizens is invaluable to my work in the Legislature. I thank them for their time and insights.”
Assemblyman Jay Webber office is located at 1055 Parsippany Boulevard, Suite 104. You can reach his office at (973) 265-0060.
