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ADRC moved back to courthouse; staffing shifts complete, open-enrollment work ahead
Summary
Julia reported ADRC staff were relocated back to the courthouse, described recent internal promotions and new hires — including an ADRC specialist and elder-benefit staff — and said the team is preparing for open enrollment and upcoming reports on mental-health services.
Julia said the ADRC has been moved back to the courthouse, bringing staff together and producing an "immediate, positive impact" from closer coordination. "So I think the big update, is that we moved the ADRC back to the courthouse," she said. She described the move as more complex than expected but beneficial for collaboration among staff.
She listed recent appointments: Erica Prince was moved into the ADRC specialist role; the dementia-care specialist and an elder-benefit specialist are in place; and Shannon is preparing for open enrollment. Julia said adult-protective-services work is busy and that newer supervisors are being trained through hands-on cases, including a protective-placement (chapter 55) today that served as field experience.
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