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Commission on Aging director to retire; congregate dinners to pause in winter months

Crawford County Board of Commissioners · September 19, 2024
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Summary

Commission on Aging Director Alice Snyder submitted a retirement letter effective March 2025 unless a replacement is found earlier; the Board was told congregate dinners will pause December through March with special dinners and lunches to continue, and the center seeks volunteers and a cook.

Commissioner Laurie Jamison reported that Commission on Aging Director Alice Snyder has submitted her retirement letter and plans to retire in March 2025 unless a replacement is identified sooner. Jamison said Snyder would be available on a remote contract basis if needed and that a committee has been established to find her replacement.

Jamison also reported that congregate dinners will pause from December through March based on survey feedback; special dinners and regular lunches will continue. The Commission on Aging is seeking volunteers and applicants for a cook position. "She will be retiring March 2025 unless a replacement is found prior," the minutes state.