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Seward County introduces new aging services program manager
Summary
The board introduced Alicia Fisher as the county’s new aging services program manager; commissioners described onboarding and plans to connect her with senior‑center directors while noting she will not participate in an imminent budget hearing day two.
The Seward County Board of Commissioners introduced Alicia Fisher as the county’s new aging services program manager and welcomed her to staff.
Fisher told the board she grew up in Nebraska and has worked for K‑State Extension as a family and community wellness and 4‑H agent, where she focused on services for older adults in rural communities. Commissioners said she will be introduced to senior‑center directors in Milford and Seward and will receive orientation from Aging Partners staff. The board noted she will not attend the second day of the county budget hearing because she has no role in budget decisions yet.
Commissioners described internal onboarding steps: introductions to extension, public transit and the veteran service office, and a plan for Fisher to coordinate meeting times with senior‑center directors. No board action was required; staff will follow up on scheduling.
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