Panhandle Regional Planning Commission Board of Directors Meeting
The Board of Directors meeting addressed several key administrative and operational items. The agenda included the acknowledgment of the election for the minority citizen representative seat from PSA-3 and the appointment of a new Special District Representative to the Board. Financial oversight included a review and acceptance of September vouchers and the Investment Funds Quarterly Report. Contractual items included the renewal of Area Agency on Aging service provider contracts, interlocal contracts for TxCDBG application management services, and Regional Services hazard mitigation grant agreements. Additionally, the Board considered appointments to the Economic Development Advisory Committee, reviewed the Regional Solid Waste Management grant applications, approved the 2026 regional threat and hazard identification assessment, and discussed the 9-1-1 performance report.
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Panhandle Regional Planning Commission Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
The Board of Directors meeting covered several key administrative and operational items. The board reviewed and approved financial vouchers and an audit services agreement. Discussions included updates to the investment policy for local government investment pools, revisions to the procurement policy, and the review of the quarterly 9-1-1 performance report. Additionally, the Board authorized interlocal agreements for recruitment services, grant administration for community development funds, and hazard mitigation projects. Appointments to the Panhandle Regional Emergency Management Advisory Committee were also addressed, along with specific equipment purchases for high-demand job training.
May 28, 2026·Strategic plan
Area Agency on Aging of the Panhandle Area Plan 2027-2029
This Area Plan outlines the strategic direction for the Area Agency on Aging of the Panhandle for 2027-2029, focusing on enhancing the independence, well-being, and quality of life for older adults and caregivers across the 26-county Texas Panhandle region. The plan prioritizes strengthening access to essential supportive services, improving nutrition services, enhancing support for family caregivers, expanding access to in-home services and environmental supports, and strengthening community coordination and access to vital information. It addresses challenges unique to the region, such as rural geography and increasing service demand, through expanded outreach, innovative service delivery, and strategic partnerships.
