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Commission accepts Title III subaward to keep senior center services funded

Lovington City Commission · July 14, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved acceptance of a FY27 Title III subaward and related federal/state pass-through funding to continue operations at the Bill McKibben Senior Center; staff said the award preserves multiple service lines including congregate and home-delivered meals.

The commission accepted a Title III subaward for fiscal year 2027 that will allow the Bill McKibben Senior Center to continue receiving federal and state pass-through funds for senior programming. Staff explained the award stems from an RFP cycle administered through the regional aging agency; officials said the subaward enables continued operations for congregate and home-delivered meals and support services and that related grant items (including a senior-employment program) will be brought forward for separate consideration.

"We submitted a great RFP, and they awarded us a certain amount for the next 5 years," the presenter said, describing the multi-year administrative process and how the subaward permits the city to accept annual funding amounts tied to FY27 and future years. Commissioners voted to accept the subaward and the agreement to allow the senior center to continue its programming without interruption.