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The board voted 11-0 to ask staff to investigate registering for Active Aging Week, with registration needed by mid-spring for a 2026 event. Staff also reported a $690,000 annual Council on Aging budget, 4% higher than last year, with wellness and transportation as the largest spending areas.
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The Council on Aging is exploring expanded health programming and ways to promote existing exercise opportunities. It also reviewed transportation plans, housing-related work, dementia services, and fraud-prevention programs for older residents. The board approved the January minutes and postponed an associate-member nomination until March.
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