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The commission voted to approve the minutes from the Nov. 13, 2024 meeting after a motion and second; the minutes were approved by recorded voice as “Aye.” The transcript does not record individual roll-call vote names or a numeric tally.

Recreation Manager Jeff Nearson announced that agenda item 6.1 (new appointments and the selection of chair and vice chair) would be postponed to the May meeting because multiple commissioners were absent; Nearson said the deferment would allow all commissioners the opportunity to nominate and vote.

At the end of the meeting the commission approved a motion to adjourn. The motion was moved and seconded and carried by voice vote.

No formal votes with member-level tallies were recorded in the transcript for these housekeeping items; where the transcript did not provide a mover, seconder or vote-by-name, this report states the recorded outcomes without attributing individual votes.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Senior Commission Meeting of February 12, 2025 - City of Roseville, CA","oneSentenceSummary","At the Feb. 12 meeting the commission approved minutes from Nov. 13, 2024; staff announced that new-appointment action (agenda item 6.1) will be pushed to May; the meeting adjourned by motion.","taxTitle","Roseville, Placer County, California","taxId",3668,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6336691,"Commission reviews 2025 goals, focuses on communication and outreach",630,1771000,2401000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2282255-7a801b9fca864302d557e1ee44c36c29&start=1771&end=2401","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2282255-7a801b9fca864302d557e1ee44c36c29/thumbnail_1771000.jpg","/articles/6336691/Roseville/Placer-County/California/Commission-reviews-2025-goals-focuses-on-communication-and-outreach","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6336691-6988592f7941b918bca221e81e187446/orig.mp4?Expires=1771206088&Signature=hXr0cxukvBM4qLsYp2phqkspoYgUKzyXk2nz5YpA4B3C9YZjQ8C72QNH3GyKNmQilBzVJrcuwuYasyhWnw4OFQeowJlt6-6vrZdzssW2epfSIfBdncwpX7YhccNFSPtwasQZ30w3F3mdeFkQfjl0fj8rgczHgnnVwdR-ICt7riEyjoqg498g6nctIlJLZtTLubeMs~-~ZGPSBtP8o0LUOAt0XfooCp6Dci0lu23Q~wBd6J0YLmt1euQG1QHgq30fshrS~KPh0qE0aITJEU4lEt6e5GJBZ2hqsLriHPZfTtUDoV37qBmv7Izu1W-qXYiuP5qeXQQbCtleWikVDr3xDw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Jeff Nearson, Roseville recreation manager, led a review of goals the commission developed in a November 2024 workshop and asked commissioners for updates on progress.

The commission’s stated 2025 goals are to raise awareness of the commission within the senior community, act as a central hub of resources and information for older adults, and improve communication to emphasize that Roseville is an age-friendly city. The discussion centered on communication strategies and practical limits on what the commission can implement without funding.

Commissioner Chang noted that the commission has no dedicated funding and pointed commissioners to existing resources. He said the FAB program already publishes a newsletter and that Roseville has recognition from AARP/World Health Organization programs for being an age-friendly city; he described communicating that recognition as part of the commission’s work. “Half of the goal I was assigned with is, how do we know we are actually an age-friendly city? ... I didn't realize that we are already recognized as an age-friendly city by, I guess initially WHO and now AARP,” Chang said.

Nearson and commissioners discussed outreach tactics the group has used and can expand: distributing FAB newsletters at senior housing, taking printed materials to senior communities, producing a simple postcard or one-sheet for newcomers, and coordinating with the city transportation division on referrals and service options. Nearson said the commission can recommend strategies to staff and that staff will help with follow-up and with tools commissioners can use while doing outreach.

Commissioners also raised meeting cadence and public participation. One commissioner asked why the senior commission had met quarterly; Nearson said the schedule reflected past practice and the perceived volume of business, but he announced the commission’s meetings would become more frequent to allow more items and public attendance.

Nearson said he would send commissioners the current landing page for the senior commission and ensure commissioners are added to the FAB newsletter distribution list so they receive bimonthly program updates. He also said Commissioners Starr and Lee will present recommended outreach strategies at the May meeting.

The exchange highlighted recurring barriers commissioners want to address — most notably awareness among long-term residents who do not use digital channels, and transportation gaps for residents who live near the city border. Several commissioners suggested adding FAB and commission contact information to newcomer packets or utility mailings to reach incoming residents.","The Senior Commission reviewed its 2025 goals, discussed improving communication about Roseville’s age-friendly designation and options for broader outreach and transportation coordination; staff said meetings will be more frequent and commissioners will receive resources to aid outreach.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6336696,"Roseville’s FAB program expands activities, outreach and free tech help for older adults",373,587000,960000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2282255-7a801b9fca864302d557e1ee44c36c29&start=587&end=960","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2282255-7a801b9fca864302d557e1ee44c36c29/thumbnail_587000.jpg","/articles/6336696/Roseville/Placer-County/California/Rosevilles-FAB-program-expands-activities-outreach-and-free-tech-help-for-older-adults","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6336696-80b41eac46d000f1a5dfb6556c16b06d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771206088&Signature=FH4BTbIPapWGfqGrQe7zqr51AfzrcgNQSvE3XFmZ6qZ7Ozj4946hfcYvU0lN0qg-U0lC7YVAZ8YRsHr1ts0PcRah7d9b0LfzALI~xUZ2YjsAcOsylY86EVMaODLKPF8IRiXZJ9d7czehjBeRnfWShvrM6UO9kIGNOxiF-Ou-mEL-G7yYp7jKda1HZW10-BpPa--cLdP2yVRhc9xT7sliyqPa6f2A7ytxK9I2TyPtqEIXKOcOVdaK11nZuNsx2jn0bbCkNO9m-wHZX4J5g6VLmq4aSQeiCfgMHiCTZIY8cYYnsLj7SqBotyHX5ngq6ppU697~vFkdtfCxiPBFjJAm0g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Kirsten Kilmer, Roseville recreation coordinator, gave a presentation on the city’s membership-based FAB 50 and Better program, reporting broad programming, growing participation and a range of outreach efforts.

Kilmer said FAB now runs activities at both the Maidu Community Center and the Mahaney Fitness Center and offers support groups (Parkinson’s; low-vision and blind support; widowed persons; and Alzheimer’s caregiver support), weekly games and clubs, arts and crafts workshops, day trips, and tech-support classes.

The program matters because staff said it centralizes social programming, education and resource referrals for active older adults across the city and helps reach residents who are not located in retirement communities. Kilmer described the expansion to Mahaney as a way to serve West Roseville more directly and said the city will continue outreach presentations at senior living communities and community events.

Kilmer reported about 400 FAB members and said that since the opening of FAB at the Mahaney Fitness Center the program has recorded strong attendance across activities. “We have 1,644 attendances from members across various activities within the facility,” Kilmer said, citing the figure during her presentation. She added that some activities, including tech-support workshops run by Senior Tech Pal, are free to the public to lower barriers to participation and to introduce people to FAB.

Kilmer outlined membership pricing and planned changes: an individual FAB membership is $40 for Roseville residents and $46 for nonresidents; a couple rate is $65 for residents and $75 for nonresidents. Two low-income membership tiers (about $20 and $10) are offered. Kilmer said those prices will increase July 1 — she described the planned change as roughly a $10 increase for the individual tier and about $5 for each low-income tier. She said members receive access to presentations and most activities, reduced rates on day trips and events; nonmembers may pay a $5 drop-in fee for most activities.

Kilmer listed recurring and special events: a one-year anniversary of FAB programming at Mahaney (March), Senior Prom on Saturday, April 26 (5 to 8 p.m.) at Woodcreek Golf Club with dinner and a raffle, and the Puzzle Palooza series starting in May — a team-based, timed puzzle competition with prizes. Day trips scheduled for 2025 include Sacramento River cruises, River Cats games, local food tours and other outings. Kilmer also said the program partners with local organizations such as Sierra College Natural History Museum, Seniors First, and Turner Care Management for educational presentations.

Commissioners asked about outreach to seniors who do not live in retirement communities and about communication channels. Kilmer said FAB publishes a bimonthly newsletter (six issues per year) and typically sends a shorter email update monthly; the newsletter is available in hard copy at the Maidu Community Center, the Mahaney Fitness Center and public libraries, and the digital copy is posted on the city website. She said staff conduct open houses (one last September drew about 80 people) and do targeted presentations at local senior sites to reach new residents.

Kilmer closed by describing small-group programs (watercolor classes with Andrea Martin), volunteer activities (card making for the nonprofit Letters of Love), and recurring social events (holiday luncheons, Halloween and St. Patrick’s gatherings). “That concludes my presentation. Thank you so much, and please let me know if you have any questions,” she said.

The commission followed with questions about outreach, transportation barriers for residents who live near Roseville’s borders, and how to better incorporate FAB information into newcomer packets or utility/mailings.

Kilmer said she will include transportation resources (for example, information about Senior Rides programs and reimbursement options) in the next newsletter and that the city’s transportation division is a partner for service referrals and planning.","Recreation staff reported growing participation in the FAB 50 and Better program, described upcoming events including Senior Prom and Puzzle Palooza, and answered commissioners’ questions about membership, fees, outreach and transportation.","actionData","errors"]

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