Wood County Committee On Aging is asking County residents are to vote “Yes” on the November ballot to renew the 1.0‑mill Wood County Committee on Aging (WCCOA) levy, ensuring continued funding for senior services such as meals, transportation, and programs that help older adults remain independent.
Clint and his guests spent time this morning talking about the critical nature of this support to continue service for county seniors with WCCOA Executive Director Alisha Nenadovich and Assistant Director Angie Bradford. Listen below to hear Clint’s conversation if you missed it live this morning on 88.1 WBGU-FM
Alisha told Clint this morning “The 1.0‑mill renewal levy is a property tax measure that does not increase taxes — it simply continues the current levy that WCCOA already collects. It is set for five years and is essential for maintaining and expanding the organization’s programs.”