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ORANGE COUNTY <br />ADVISORY BOARD ON AGING <br />Minutes <br />January 8, 2013 <br />PRESENT: Leo Allison, Heather Altman, Virginia Brown, Alex Castro, Peggy Cohn, Ed Flowers, <br />Dan Hatley, Donna Prather, Jeane Suddarth, Richard White <br />EXCUSED: Thelma Perkins <br />STAFF: Mary Fraser, Kathie Kearns, Janice Tyler <br />GUEST: Frank Montes De Oca <br />The meeting was called to order at the Central Orange Senior Center by Chair Heather Altman. <br />The minutes of the December 10 meeting were approved following a motion made by Alex <br />Castro and a second provided by Ed Flowers. <br />In her Director’s Report Janice Tyler announced that the Department on Aging had submitted <br />two grant applications prior to the end of December: a Mobility Management request to the <br />NC Dept. of Transportation and a Peer to Peer Caregiver Support application to the NC Division <br />of Aging and Adult Services. Mary Fraser added that a funding proposal is being submitted by <br />UNC to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for the Falls Prevention Project developed <br />through the Orange County’s Emergency Management and Aging Departments. <br />The Resource and Benefits Specialist position, vacated when Latonya Brown was selected as the <br />new Wellness Program Coordinator, is currently being advertised. Ms. Tyler recognized Carol <br />Woods Retirement Community for its recent donation of $11,000 to be used to support the <br />UNC Summer Practicum students working with the Department and the current Capstone <br />Team’s proposal to promote fitness activities. She distributed copies of the new Orange County <br />Smoke-Free ordinance. The Health Department will be offering smoking cessation classes <br />during this six month period of public education. Penalties for non-compliance will be assessed <br />by the law enforcement agencies in the County. <br />Janice Tyler announced that the applications for human services funding from both the Towns <br />of Carrboro and Chapel Hill must be submitted by late January. The Department’s Senior Lunch <br />and Retired Senior Volunteer Program divisions are requesting continuation funding from each <br />municipality. The Advisory Board will be asked to consider requests for MAP implementation at <br />its February meeting. Any requests relating to Orange County funding should be included in the <br />Department’s budget request for FY 2014 that must be submitted by March 6. <br />Ms. Tyler reported that the Board of County Commissioners will consider Virginia Brown’s <br />appointment to this Advisory Board at its January 24 meeting. The Chair recognized retiring <br />Emergency Services Director Frank Montes De Oca as a potential future candidate for Aging
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