(A) To serve as the successor to all functions of diverse groups left without authorization at the formation of the Council on Aging;
(B) To promote and develop programs to interest and provide for the welfare of senior citizens;
(C) To cooperate with the State Division of Aging and also both public and private companion agencies on the state and national levels to more effectively meet the needs of and provide opportunities for older persons;
(D) To integrate the activities of such other groups with the kindred aims of providing opportunities for senior adults of volunteer or paid services to the community and to their fellow humans, and for opportunities in educational, recreational and social pursuits;
(E) To be aware of and interested in the aspects and needs of the aging, to promote appropriate public relations endeavors and to coordinate activities and fiscal management; and
(F) To seek out resources at the local, state and national levels to provide services to the aging adult.
(Prior Code, § 2.20.020)