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Office for the Aging announces new director, hires housekeeping aides

Yates County Human Services Committee · July 6, 2026
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Summary

Becky Bennett-Tears told the Human Services Committee the Office for the Aging is adding three housekeeping aide positions (one currently filled, one on medical leave, one starting next week) and named Wendy Harrison as the new director; Harrison was noted as having worked "with ProAction for over 10 years."

Becky Bennett-Tears reviewed Office for the Aging programs and staffing needs; the committee accepted the report as information. She said the department is finalizing cooperating-agency allocation requests and moving to fill three housekeeping aide positions—one in place, one on medical leave, and a third starting next Monday.

Bennett-Tears introduced the agency's incoming director: "Her name is Wendy Harrison," and said "She's been with ProAction for over 10 years." Committee members were told Harrison will attend next month's Human Services Committee meeting to formally introduce herself.