Expansion of Adaptive Recreation and Senior Services
Summary
The city and its nonprofit partners are expanding programs for seniors and individuals with disabilities, including job training, sensory-friendly movie nights, and upgraded facilities at the senior center.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jul 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Funded through existing Parks and Recreation operating budgets and partner contributions.
Local seniors, individuals with developmental or physical disabilities, and their families.
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Mentions & discussions (3)
Age and Disabilities Friendly Communities Committee
The city and its nonprofit partners are expanding programs for seniors and individuals with disabilities, including job training, sensory-friendly movie nights, and upgraded facilities at the senior center.
Park and Recreation Commission
Staff highlighted the robust offerings at the Brentwood Senior Center, including meal programs, fitness classes, and community partnerships that serve hundreds of older adults each week.
Park and Recreation Commission
The city is growing its adaptive recreation offerings, partnering with organizations like Be Exceptional and the Regional Center of the East Bay to make city programs and parks more accessible for residents of all abilities.
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