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St. Charles City mayor announces reactivation of senior services commission
Summary
Mayor Clint Hall said St. Charles City has reactivated a nine-member senior services commission to advise on transportation, housing, health and social engagement for residents ages 60 and older.
St. Charles City Mayor Clint Hall announced that the city has reactivated its senior services commission, a nine-member advisory panel intended to represent residents ages 60 and older and connect them with appropriate services. "The 9 member commission is made up of Saint Charles residents who work closely with the city council, our staff, and our community partners to address the issues that matter most to older adults," Hall said.
Hall said the commission will focus on transportation, housing, health and wellness, social engagement and overall quality of life for older adults, and emphasized the city’s role in linking residents to services and supports. "I am so excited about the work ahead and the impact that the commission will have in supporting our seniors," he said. Hall did not specify a timeline for appointments or next steps in his remarks.
