Senior transport funding uncertainty
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The Commission on Aging said funding for Concord’s senior transport program may run out at the end of June 2026 if a grant is not renewed, leaving the future of the popular shuttle service uncertain.
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What this means
Commission members heard that the current grant for the senior transportation program expires at the end of June 2026 unless it is renewed. Staff described the service as growing and popular, but also said budget limits make future funding uncertain. The meeting also included a presentation on Clayton Valley Village, a local volunteer group that helps seniors with errands, rides, and support.
Key decisions
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- Approved the annotated minutes from the March 18, 2026 meeting, with two abstentions.
- Agreed that speaker slots are booked through September 2026, with additional speakers to be scheduled in 2027.
- Set nominations and elections for the 2026-2028 Commission on Aging term for the next meeting on May 20, 2026.
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Commission on Aging Meeting on April 15, 2026
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