KCCOA to offer services at Civic Center during construction effort
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Overall, the Kalkaska County Commission on Aging renovation project is set to include the addition of new nursing stations, a meeting/conference room, more office space, upgrades to the kitchen area and related equipment, along with improvements to the sidewalks and interior structure – such as painting, lighting and flooring.
KALKASKA – The Kalkaska County Commission on Aging isn’t moving, at least not permanently, but the senior agency will soon be setting up shop at a location other than its usual home, the Kalkaska Senior Center, which is currently under construction.
Starting in mid-November, a variety of services offered by the KCCOA will be performed at the Kalkaska Civic Center, located on Fairgrounds Drive by the Kaliseum Recreation Complex, as the senior center undergoes a $1.5-million remodeling project that started shortly before the Labor Day holiday weekend.
“We will soon be at the point where the interior changes will begin,” said KCCOA Director Jodi Willison. “We want to continue with as many of our programs as possible, so we are moving the senior center daily activities to the Civic Center beginning Nov. 13.”
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