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In my part of Michigan, AAA is known as a tool of Lansing, when it is thought of at all. Services are disconnected from local need, disjointed within the program itself, and local board members are hamstrung trying to change anything.
This is not unexpected of top-down planning. Still, someone needs to ask how true this is of Michigan's other 82 counties' agencies, and whether the federal and state acts should be repurposed. A tax cut, say, or Medicare bonus.
Seniors have lived long enough to know how spend their money better than elected officials do. Seems to me, they deserve to.
Tuesday, March 10, 2026 9:00 AM
AGENDA
Aging Services required by the Older Americans Act and the Older Michiganians Act. Speakers include Dave LaLumia, Executive Director, Area Agencies on Aging
OR ANY BUSINESS PROPERLY BEFORE THIS COMMITTEE
"Stakeholder" and "Partner" are Lansing code for organizations that use your money and law for competitive advantage.
Hands are out for the handouts.
Tuesday, March 17, 2026
AGENDA
Stakeholder Presentations on Infant and Maternal Health Services
OR ANY BUSINESS PROPERLY BEFORE THIS COMMITTEE
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