Want to Learn More About the Licking County Senior Levy?
On a recent episode of WNKO’s Talk of the Town radio program, Licking County Aging Partners (LCAP) Executive Director Melissa Owens and LCAP Board President Olivia Biggs sat down with Dave and Joel to discuss the upcoming Senior Services Levy on the November 5 ballot. This levy is critical to ensuring that our older adults continue to receive vital services, including in-home care, transportation, and nutrition support.
In their interview, Melissa and Olivia shared in-depth details about how the levy will impact the local community, what it costs, and how it directly benefits Licking County’s older residents. They also highlighted October as Ageism Awareness Month, discussing the importance of recognizing and addressing ageism in our society. By supporting the levy, we can help foster a more inclusive community that values and supports its senior population.
Be sure to listen to the full podcast episode to hear more about the levy and how it will shape the future for older adults in Licking County.
Licking County Aging Partners Brings Friends Together
When Teri moved to Newark, she didn’t know anyone. Through LCAP’s Adult Day Center and its partnership with the Licking County Board of Developmental Disabilities (LCBDD), she met Margaret, and their instant connection blossomed into a lifelong friendship. LCAP’s services, supported by the Senior Services Levy, brings people together to enrich lives.
Read their full story from LCBDD here and learn why your vote for the Senior Services Levy on November 5 makes a difference!
The Reporting Project
The Reporting Project published an article about the Senior Services Levy.
The need is clear – it's time to vote FOR the levy on November 5 to support services like Rita's work with LCAP's Friendly Visitors program, reducing isolation and providing much-needed connection for seniors. With support from the levy, services like Meals on Wheels, Project Lifesaver, and Licking County Transit are making a real difference in our community.
Read the full article, share, and don’t forget to vote FOR senior services on November 5!