Board warns $8.5 million proposed cut could imperil senior programs
Mar 19, 2025
Harford County Office on Aging staff said a Department of Legislative Services review has led to a recommendation that could cut $8.5 million from the Maryland Department of Aging's Senior Care budget; board members are contacting legislators and lobbyists to oppose the reduction.
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Karen Winkowski, speaking for the Harford County Office on Aging, told the Advisory Board that federal funding reductions and a Department of Legislative Services review have produced a recommendation that could remove $8.5 million from the Senior Care budget in the Maryland Department of Aging. "Additionally, there is a pending budget cut of $8.5M to the Senior Care Budget recommended by the Department of Legislative Services Review of the Maryland Department on Aging budget," Winkowski said, and she and colleagues are communicating with legislators and lobbyists to try to avert the reduction.
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