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Scott County presents 'active lifestyles' initiative, highlights partnerships to serve aging residents
Summary
County staff, public health, parks, libraries and local cities presented collaborative programs and infrastructure designed to support active aging and multi‑generational access to parks, trails and recreation across Scott County.
Scott County staff and partner agencies on Oct. 21 briefed the County Board on a coordinated effort to promote active lifestyles in parks, with a focus on changing demographics and an aging population.
Presenters included County staff and partners: Julie Hansen (Property and Customer Service Manager, Scott County), Brittney Lane (Director, Aging and Disability Services, Scott County), Nate Thomas (Design Manager, Transportation Services), Greg Boatman (Public Works and Parks & Recreation Director, City of Savage), Lisa Brodsky (Public Health Director, Scott County), Patty Freeman (Parks Program Manager, Scott County), Casey Stachutich (SHIP coordinator), Julie Jacobson (Community Program Coordinator, Scott County Library) and Thomas Gericke (Strategic Programs Manager, Parks and Trails). The packet summarized local programs, partnerships and demographic trends for residents aged 55 and older.
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