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Senior Citizen Advisory Committee to the Mayor and City Council

Senior Citizen Advisory Committee website

Purpose	Advises the Mayor and the City Council of concerns relating to senior citizens. Acts as a liaison for the senior citizen community. Recommends actions to solve such concerns. Advises and suggests programs and activities of value to senior citizens and for the City of Minneapolis.
Meeting Schedule	2nd Thursday of each month 1-2:30 p.m. Room 331 City Hall
Department	Senior Ombudsman
Phone	612-673-3004
Membership	23 (13 are qualified seniors, a city resident who is 55 years of age or order; one from each ward; 10 qualified organization representatives, individuals from an organization that funds or provides key services to seniors.)
Appointment Process	The Committee uses the City's open appointment process
Term of Appointment	2 Years
Compensation	None
Residency Requirement	Yes

Last updated Apr. 4, 2012

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