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Santa Paula invites residents to shape a Senior Master Plan for Aging
Summary
City staff announced public outreach for a Senior Master Plan for Aging aligned with California's statewide plan, including a Feb. 18 community session at Harvest Limoneira Farmhouse, a Jan. 30 Spanish session at the Santa Paula Youth Center, and an online survey launching in early February.
City staff invited residents to provide input on a Senior Master Plan for Aging intended to align local priorities with California's Statewide Master Plan for Aging.
Michael Schouten (identified in the transcript contact information and email) described the master‑planning effort as intended to help Santa Paula "build a community for all ages and ability." He announced a community meeting on Feb. 18 at 6 p.m. at the Harvest Limoneira Farmhouse and a Spanish‑language session on Jan. 30 at 6 p.m. at the Santa Paula Youth Center. Staff said participants in outreach events will be entered into a gift‑card drawing and that an online community survey will launch in early February to gather broader feedback.
The segment provided contact information shown in the video and directed viewers to the city's Senior Master Plan for Aging page on spcity.org for additional details. The video referenced California's statewide plan to situate the city effort in a broader policy context.
