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ADRC update: Miranda takes over caseload; tax-prep work produced $46,350 economic impact and meal sites rebrand

Iron County Human Services Board · January 19, 2026
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Summary

Staff reported Miranda assumed Gerard Randall’s caseload, Jerri Swartz’s tax-prep work generated a $46,350 economic impact in December, and Hurley and Mercer meal sites adopted new names.

Trista Olson reviewed ADRC and aging services caseloads and said that Miranda has taken on Gerard Randall’s caseload following Randall’s departure. Olson told the board that "Jerri Swartz has been very busy with tax prep and reported an economic impact of $46,350 in December." She also said both Hurley and Mercer meal sites rebranded, adopting the names “The Gathering Place” (Hurley) and “Northwoods Hub” (Mercer), and that the ADRC newsletter will return in electronic form.

Olson said Jerri will visit meal sites to provide homestead tax credit preparation information and that a schedule of those visits will be provided soon. The updates were presented for information; no board motions were required.