Commission on Aging

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Our Mission
The Commission on Aging will advise the Talbot County Council on issues affecting seniors and will advocate for change as needed; The Commission will do all things necessary or proper to promote the interests, well-being, and quality of life for senior citizens in Talbot County.

Our Vision
Enhance the Quality of Life for ALL seniors in Talbot County

Senior Resources and Tips

Senior Resources and Tips

There are plenty of resources available for our aging community. Take a look at some of our favorite resources and tips for seniors. 

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Meeting Times

The Commission on Aging meets monthly on the second Wednesday of each month at 8:30 AM.  Meetings are open to the public and usually held at Brookletts Place, Talbot County Senior Center at 400 Brookletts Ave, Easton, MD. 

Current Members

  • Rachel Smith
    Chair
  • Jennifer Marchi
    Vice Chair
  • Pamela Lee Newcomb
    Co-Secretary
  • Carrie Ottey
    Co-Secretary
  • Megan Murray
    Treasurer
  • Amy Keller
    Member
  • Andy Hollis
    Member
  • Ellen Taggert
    Member
  • Grace Lyons
    Member
  • Jennifer Pierson
    Member
  • Kate Stinton
    Member
  • Kathlen Dormody
    Member
  • Megan Pinder
    Member
  • Rachael Cox
    Member
  • Sandra Wieland
    Member
  • Terry Satchell
    Member
  • Veda Gibson
    Member
  • Lynn Mielke
    Ex Officio, Talbot County Council
  • Childlene Brooks
    Ex Officio, Brookletts Place Senior Center
  • Herb Cain
    Ex Officio, Upper Shore Aging

Calendar

Upcoming Public Hearings/Meetings

  • Commission on Aging Board Meeting
    October 8 2025, 8:30am
    [details]

    The Commission on Aging meets monthly on the second Wednesday of each month at 8:30 AM.  Meetings are open to the public and usually held at Brookletts Place, Talbot County Senior Center at 400 Brookletts Ave, Easton, MD. 

  • Commission on Aging Board Meeting
    November 12 2025, 8:30am
    [details]

    The Commission on Aging meets monthly on the second Wednesday of each month at 8:30 AM.  Meetings are open to the public and usually held at Brookletts Place, Talbot County Senior Center at 400 Brookletts Ave, Easton, MD. 

  • Commission on Aging Board Meeting
    December 10 2025, 8:30am
    [details]

    The Commission on Aging meets monthly on the second Wednesday of each month at 8:30 AM.  Meetings are open to the public and usually held at Brookletts Place, Talbot County Senior Center at 400 Brookletts Ave, Easton, MD. 

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Meeting Minutes

Related Rules and Regulations

Bylaws (Updated 2012)

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Oct. 18 Community Resource Expo brings free services and support to Talbot County

Oct. 18 Community Resource Expo brings free services and support to Talbot County

10/03/2025
Category: Commission on Aging Partner Agencies County Council

Talbot County residents are invited to the Community Resource Expo on Saturday, Oct. 18, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Easton Elementary School, where more than 50 resource partners will be on hand to connect community members with a wide range of services designed to help support families, individuals, and older adults.

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Mobile Integrated Health is a Lifeline for Talbot County Elders

Mobile Integrated Health is a Lifeline for Talbot County Elders

10/02/2025
Category: Commission on Aging Emergency Services

Mobile Integrated Health is a term that doesn’t fully capture the mission it serves in a community. It’s called MIH for short and is so vital to the country’s aging population that it now has its own awareness month in October. But what does it actually mean?

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Building Ramps to Freedom: A Chat with Bay Hundred Community Volunteers President Bill Shrieve

08/06/2025
Category: Commission on Aging

In this new world of social media, the adage in advertising that it takes seven impressions (ads, TV, radio) for your product or organization to stick with the general public has changed. In this short-attention-span world, the number is closer to 60 points of contact before important work starts to be acknowledged by the general public these days. But if there is one organization in Talbot County that deserves that kind of spotlight over and over again, it would be the Bay Hundred Community Volunteers.

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'Only going to get worse': Talbot officials discuss rise in senior homelessness

'Only going to get worse': Talbot officials discuss rise in senior homelessness

07/31/2025
Category: Commission on Aging

Talbot County officials and senior care leaders met Tuesday to discuss creating a task force to address senior homelessness, a rapidly accelerating problem, experts say. The request for the task force comes from Talbot County Council member Lynn Mielke. Based on council feedback, a resolution to create the task force seems poised for approval at the council’s Aug. 12 meeting.

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