Adult and Aging Commission

The Sacramento County Adult and Aging Commission is made up​ of volunteers who 

track aging trends, monitor services, and listen to input from service providers and the public. The Commission was created to report to the County Board of Supervisors about resources and needs concerning older adults and people living with disability, their families and support networks.

Nominate for the 2026 5 Over 50 Volunteer Award!

The Sacramento County Adult and Aging Commission is accepting nominations for the 5 Over 50 Volunteer Award, honoring five outstanding volunteers aged 50+ who make our community a better place.

Eligibility:

• Age 50 or older
• Active volunteer
• Resident of Sacramento County

Deadline: Monday, February 9, 2026
Requirements: Application form + 2 reference letters
Awards: Presented in May during the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors meeting in celebration of Older Americans Month.​

The role of the Adult and Aging Commission is to:

•  Advise the Board of Superviso​rs on matters relating to older adults and people with disabilities
•  Promote development of services for older adults and people living with disability ​
•  Inform older adults and their families about available community resources and services
•  Build partnerships within the community
•  Examine issues that impact older adults and people living with disability ​

•  Advocate for sustained human services programs and resources ​​​​​​​​​

Adult and Aging Commission Chair: ​Dawn Angelo

​Adult and Aging Commission Vice-Chair: Kristen Stauss​

Adult and Aging Commission Secretary: ​Solomon Chis

​Adult and Aging Commission Staff Contact: Contessa Bunn at bunnc@saccounty.gov or 916-875-5156

Senior and Adult Services Administration: ​​​916-874-9598​​

Contact the Adult Protective Services​ hotline regarding concerns about abuse, neglect, or exploitation: 916-875-9377