Can I attend a Commission on Aging meeting?

Yes, all Commission meetings are open to the public. Refer to the website for details on meeting time and location.

What is the difference between the Commission on Aging and other organizations that address aging issues?

The Division of Aging and Adult Services and the Area Agencies on Aging have as their primary focus the delivery of services to Utah's aging individuals. The Commission on Aging is obligated to look strategically at the future needs of aging persons and to recommend solutions, when needed, and to implement solutions, when possible.

What topics are being addressed?

The Commission on Aging is currently working on the following topics:

• Financial security
• Community based care and services
• Caregiver support
• Healthy aging
• Improving the quality of life in residential settings
• Healthcare
• Education
• Transportation
• Workforce services
• Public safety
• Economic development
• Legal issues
• Senior housing
• Mental health
• Aging Prisoners

How can I participate?

Please contact Maureen Henry, Executive Director, Utah Commission on Aging, if you are interested in participating on a work group, special topic, or special committee. Maureen can be contacted at maureen.henry@utah.edu