During the Senior Commission Meeting held on February 12, 2025, in Roseville, CA, the commission welcomed three new members who expressed their commitment to enhancing the lives of seniors in the community.

Lakshmi Rao, a long-time resident of Roseville, shared her motivation for joining the commission, highlighting her desire to serve the community after becoming an empty nester. Rao emphasized her passion for helping seniors, stating, "It doesn't matter wherever the seniors are if I can give them information and help them." Her personal experiences with her elderly mother-in-law in India further fueled her dedication to supporting local seniors.

Hannah Wagner, a licensed clinical social worker with a background in working with older adults, expressed her eagerness to learn about the needs of Roseville's senior population. She aims to identify gaps in services and collaborate with fellow commissioners to address these issues, stating, "I'm excited to see what happens."

Kat Janish, who recently moved to Roseville, shared her appreciation for the city's planning and the opportunities it offers for seniors. She expressed her desire to ensure that all residents are aware of the activities available to them, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity in community engagement.

The commission's chair acknowledged the diverse backgrounds and perspectives of the new members, expressing optimism about their contributions to the commission's goals for the upcoming year. The meeting underscored a collective commitment to improving the quality of life for seniors in Roseville, with a focus on outreach and resource accessibility.

As the commission moves forward, the integration of these new voices is expected to enhance the effectiveness of their initiatives, ultimately benefiting the senior community in Roseville.