Bay County Department on Aging is dedicated to providing continued opportunities for the 60 and better population within our community by maintaining independence, offering social opportunities, and enhancing their lives through quality services in a cost-effective manner.
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Activity Center Participants - The Public Health Emergency, which the entire country has been operation under, will be ending in the near future.
When that ends, the practice of having the option to get your meals as take-out only will also end. At that time, we will return to the standard regulations under the Older American's Act that only allows a meal to be taken out of the Center ONLY after a meal has been consumed at the Center.
We are doing a "dry run" of the standard regulations on November 21, 22 & 23.
If you do not want to participate in this "dry run", do not reserve a meal for those days. You can still reserve two meals, but you must consume one of those meals at the Center. Failure to follow the regulations will result in meal reservations being cancelled until the participant has spoken with the Programming Services Manager.
Safe Driving Guide for Older Adults, see link below
https://www.autoinsurance.com/articles/driving-guide-for-older-adults/
Bay County now offering special ID cards for senior citizens
We are excited that our Activity Centers are open! Activities are currently scheduled. Call the Center of your choice for more information and to reserve your lunch!
Riverside - (989) 893-7070
Williams - (989) 245-0290
Hampton - (989) 895-5968
Canteen - (989) 892-6605
Kawkawlin - (989) 245-0102
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NEWdoa resource guide.pdf- A guide to community resources Bay County.
