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Office for the Aging schedules volunteer recognition; Hornell Senior Center delayed to Dec. 2026
Summary
The Office for the Aging set a volunteer recognition event for March 19 at the Corning Museum of Glass, reported a Hornell Senior Center delay until December 2026 due to a government shutdown and funding, and said a driver position for the EZ Rider program has been posted.
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Gabe Smalt, director of the Office for the Aging, told the subcommittee the office will hold a volunteer recognition event on March 19 at the Corning Museum of Glass.
Smalt also reported that the Hornell Senior Center project has been delayed until December 2026 because of a government shutdown and funding issues, and that the agency has posted a job opening for a driver for the EZ Rider program.
Why it matters: delays to the Hornell Senior Center could affect seniors who rely on center services; the posted driver position aims to sustain transportation for older residents.
