Here’s how to reach the Kansas City Council with questions about violence prevention
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The Kansas City Council oversees several commissions and groups that are aimed at reducing violence in the city.
For example, Aim4Peace is a violence prevention program operated out of the city’s health department and funded with tax dollars.
If you’re a Kansas City resident who is concerned about gun violence in the community and want to contact your city councilperson, you can do the following.
Residents can find who represents them by entering their address on the city’s website at kcmo.gov/home.
Council members can also be contacted at:
▪ Mayor Quinton Lucas, who has a seat on the City Council, can be reached via phone at 816-513-3500 or @MayorLucasKC on Twitter.
1st District:
▪ Heather Hall: 816- 513-6505 or @Hall1stDistrict
▪ Kevin O’Neill: 816-513-6503 or @KOneillkcmo
2nd District
▪ Teresa Loar: 816-513-6507 or @TeresaLoarKC
▪ Dan Fowler: (816) 513-6509 or @DanFowlerKCMO
3rd District
▪ Brandon Ellington: 816-513-6511 or @ellington_b
▪ Melissa Robinson: (816) 513-6513 or @Robinson4kc
4th District
▪ Kathertyn Shields: 816-513-6515 or @K_J_Shields
▪ Eric Bunch: 816-513-6517 or @EricWBunch
5th District
▪ Lee Barnes Jr.: 816-513-6519
▪ Ryana Parks-Shaw: 816-513-6521 or @Ryana4KC
6th District
▪ Andrea Bough: 816-513-6523 or @AndreaBough
▪ Mayor Pro Tem Kevin McManus: 816-513-6525 or @mcmanuskc
