Mayor Moore Proclaims August 2025 Senior Center Month in Flower Mound

The Flower Mound Town Council meeting on August 18, 2025, highlighted the importance of community support for seniors, with Mayor Cheryl Moore proclaiming August as Senior Center Month. The Flower Mound Senior Center, recognized nationally for its services, plays a crucial role in enhancing the health and well-being of residents aged 15 and older. Mayor Moore emphasized the center's commitment to affirming the dignity and independence of older adults through various programs and activities.

Jamie Jacob Cooper, the Senior Center manager, invited the community to celebrate National Senior Center Month with exciting events, including a neon disco party and technology classes. "We are the senior center of the future," Cooper stated, encouraging residents to engage with the center's offerings.

Public comments during the meeting also underscored the significance of local initiatives. Michelle McMahon, representing Meals on Wheels of Denton County, expressed gratitude for the council's support in fundraising efforts, which are vital for sustaining their services. She highlighted the upcoming Duck Derby event organized by the Cross Timbers Rotary, which aims to raise funds for Meals on Wheels and other charities.

Clinton the Duck, a playful mascot for the event, joined McMahon in promoting the Duck Derby, emphasizing the community's role in supporting seniors. "Every splash makes a difference," he quipped, inviting residents to adopt a rubber duck for the race.

The meeting reinforced Flower Mound's commitment to its senior population and showcased the collaborative spirit of local organizations in enhancing community well-being. As the town gears up for Senior Center Month, residents are encouraged to participate and support initiatives that uplift their neighbors.