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Commission on Aging adopts revised 2025 strategic plan questionnaire
Summary
The Buda Commission on Aging approved edits to its 2025 strategic plan questionnaire after a staff-led review. Commissioners agreed to combine several website and resource items and to reinstate dementia‑awareness training language for first responders.
The Buda Commission on Aging voted unanimously to accept revisions to its 2025 strategic plan questionnaire after a staff presentation and group edits.
Melinda Hodges, the city library director who led the discussion, said the questionnaire should underscore the commission’s new standing: "The aging community finally has a voice or has a permanent advisory commission in the city of Buda." Commissioners debated which accomplishments to list and how to group similar goals so the final questionnaire is concise and actionable.
The commission agreed to consolidate online resources — the website, online directory and resource guide — under a single social‑participation/information‑management goal. Members also discussed adding a community health navigator as a multi‑year objective and decided to explicitly reinstate dementia‑awareness training for police and other first responders while keeping broader training language in another item.
After the discussion a motion to accept the revised questionnaire was moved, seconded and approved without opposition. Chair Kauffman noted the vote was unanimous.
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