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What is the Elder Affairs Coordinating Council?
The Elder Affairs Coordinating Council has been established by the Lake County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) to represent seniors in Lake County. The 13-member advisory Council was recently organized, holding its first meeting in September 2002. Members are volunteers who will advocate for seniors, assist in the coordination of scarce resources, serve as an information source on elder and aging topics, and inform County leaders about issues that are important to Lake County aging citizens…Read More
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