The Advisory Council on Aging is appointed by the Board of Supervisors to advise them on all matters related to the planning, development and administration of programs relating to older adults, in accordance with the Older Americans Act. The Advisory Council consists of forty (40) members. Membership is by application and appointment. Fifty percent (50%) of the Council must be age 60 and above. The council must represent the geographic, economic, disabled, cultural and ethnic diversity of the County. Seats on the Council fall under designations as follows: city/local committees, designated service organizations and members-at-large. The Advisory Council and its committees meet monthly. Public hearings are held a minimum of once a year. The Council does much of its work through its committees and work groups. These include Health, Housing, Legislative Advocacy, Membership, Planning, Senior Mental Health and Transportation. For more information on the Advisory Council on Aging, call (925) 229-8434.

Membership/How to Apply

Meetings and Schedules

Committee and Work Group Descriptions