Clay County Senior Services outlines programs, usage and funding as aging population grows
The Clay County Senior Services board told commissioners it funds transportation, emergency response devices, in-home care, home repairs and wellness programs and highlighted rising local demand as the county's over-60 population climbs. Board leaders described budgets, partnerships and outreach.
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Bob Steincamp, chairman of the Clay County Senior Services Board, told the Clay County Commission that the board was created by Missouri statute in 2003 and is funded by a 5¢ per $100 assessed-valuation levy that voters approved in that measure. "This Clay County Senior Services Board is a creature of Missouri statute, created in 2003," Steincamp said, describing the board's statutory origin and levy.
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