Future of Yolo County's membership in Area 4 Agency on Aging
Yolo County, California
Summary
The county pays $56,588 a year into the seven-county aging agency and gets back about $1.1 million in services — Meals on Wheels, ombudsman visits, caregiver support. Starting in 2027, counties can split off and run their own agency, and the county's Aging Ad Hoc is studying whether to do just that, with a letter of intent due in January.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
County match of $56,588 returned roughly $1.1 million in services last year; separation costs and benefits are still being studied.
Yolo County's growing population of residents over 60, plus caregivers and adults with disabilities.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Supervisors — October 6, 2026
The county pays $56,588 a year into the seven-county aging agency and gets back about $1.1 million in services — Meals on Wheels, ombudsman visits, caregiver support. Starting in 2027, counties can split off and run their own agency, and the county's Aging Ad Hoc is studying whether to do just that, with a letter of intent due in January.
Board of Supervisors — January 13, 2026
Yolo County loses money in the seven-county AAA4 JPA because its fast-growing senior population subsidizes smaller counties. The state now allows counties to seek their own designation, and the board extended its aging committee to explore pulling out.
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