Elderbridge asks Webster County for $33,000 to support meals and aging services
Stacia Timmer, CEO of Elderbridge Agency on Aging, requested $33,000 (at $3.30 per resident aged 60+) to support meals, case management and caregiver services in Webster County, citing FY25 delivery of roughly 11,000 congregate meals and 1,900 home-delivered meals and a $1.5 million reduction in federal/state funding since 2020.
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Stacia Timmer, CEO of Elderbridge Agency on Aging, asked county officials to contribute $33,000 to support aging services in Webster County, using a formula of $3.30 per resident age 60 and over.
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