The new dinner will take place on July 24, and “will feature significantly enhanced safety measures," the White House Correspondents’ Association said.

After a shooting disrupted the annual White House Correspondents’ Association dinner in April, President Donald Trump said he would move quickly to reschedule the event.

In April, the annual event was thrown into chaos when suspect Cole Tomas Allen allegedly ran through a security checkpoint outside of the dinner, armed with guns and knives, according to officials.