North Central Texas Council Of Governments Executive Board Minutes
The board addressed numerous consent agenda items including the authorization of service contracts for employee assistance programs, temporary staffing, and caregiver support. Regional project approvals included a heavy-duty diesel vehicle emissions study, zero-emission vehicle rebates, and audiovisual equipment upgrades. The board also appointed a representative to the Texas Association of Regional Councils Board. Information items discussed included a report on the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 annual fiscal program and a discretionary grant award status update. Following an executive session, the board approved a mutually agreed separation of the Executive Director's employment agreement.
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North Central Texas Area Agency on Aging Area Plan 2027-2029
This Area Plan outlines the North Central Texas Area Agency on Aging's (NCTAAA) strategic direction to develop and maintain a coordinated network of health and social services for older adults and family caregivers from 2027 to 2029. The plan focuses on expanding outreach, enhancing service coordination, innovating delivery systems, establishing clinical linkages, strengthening caregiver supports, and becoming a center of excellence for dementia care. Key goals include supporting community aging, increasing caregiver awareness and support, improving inter-agency collaboration, strengthening infrastructure, implementing dementia-capable counseling, and assisting nursing home residents with community relocation, all aimed at promoting dignity, choice, and community engagement for older North Central Texans.
Jan 5, 2026·Strategic plan
North Central Texas Area Agency On Aging Area Plan 2027-2029
The North Central Texas Area Agency on Aging's Area Plan for FFY 2027-2029 outlines a strategic roadmap to develop and maintain a coordinated network of health and social services for older adults and family caregivers. The plan's vision emphasizes promoting dignity, choice, and community engagement for older North Central Texans. Key strategic actions include expanding outreach, enhancing service coordination, innovating service delivery, establishing clinical linkages, strengthening caregiver supports, and becoming a center of excellence for dementia care. The plan details six core program areas and addresses needs related to economic hardship, social isolation, and health conditions, while also considering the challenges of rapid demographic growth and funding limitations. It sets forth specific goals, objectives, strategies, and outcomes based on needs assessment findings and the Texas State Plan on Aging.
