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Ottawa County authorizes $2,500 AARP microgrant to Senior Resources
Summary
The Board authorized the president of the Board to sign an AARP Community Challenge Microgrant Agreement for $2,500 to Senior Resources to support community improvements focused on residents age 50+; motion passed unanimously.
The Board of Ottawa County Commissioners authorized the president of the Board to sign an AARP Community Challenge Microgrant Agreement with AARP and the Senior Resources Department in the amount of $2,500 to improve the local community with a focus on the needs of people age 50+. The motion was moved by Commissioner Donald A. Douglas and seconded by Commissioner Mark E. Coppeler; Commissioners Stahl, Douglas and Coppeler voted yes.
The minutes state the action was taken upon the recommendation of the Director of Senior Resources and was approved by the Prosecuting Attorney. The minutes do not specify the planned project details for the microgrant; those details would be handled by Senior Resources.
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