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Aging Partners reports rising demand; Butler County to review $27,786 subaward request
Summary
Aging Partners told the board it provided 43,407 services to 507 seniors last year and requested a FY2026–2027 subaward of $27,786 (a 4.24% increase). The board tabled the subaward until Aug. 3 to allow County Attorney review.
Randy Jones of Aging Partners presented the program’s annual update to the Butler County Board on July 20. He reported 43,407 services to 507 local seniors last year, including 17,134 meals (8,193 home-delivered), and said Medicare Part D enrollment assistance saved Butler County seniors more than $15,500. Aging Partners requested $27,786 for FY2026–2027, a 4.24% increase over the prior year; the County’s stated return on investment was listed as 140%.
The board did not act on the subaward at the meeting and tabled the request until the August 3 meeting to allow County Attorney Julie Reiter time to review the subaward paperwork and related agreements.
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