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Commission on Aging

June 5, 2026 ·9:00 AM Final ·Advocacy Committee Meeting

This meeting is recorded. In person: Marcia Coggs Human Services ctr 1230 W. Cherry Street, Room 105, Milwaukee by Zoom: Meeting ID: 829 1532 8916 Passcode: 085897

Agenda — 9 items

  1. I. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL
  2. 2 2026-06-05 Attachments CoA Advocacy Committee meeting HRA26-510
  3. II. REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF MAY 1, 2026, ADVOCACY COMMITTEE MINUTES (Action Item)
  4. III. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND ADVOCACY OPPORTUNITIES (Information Item) A. Advocacy & Policy Manager Position B. Other Announcements
  5. IV. REVIEW OF 2026 SENIOR LEADERSHIP PROGRAM (Discussion Item)
  6. V. REVIEW OF 2026 SPRING IN-DISTRICT ADVOCACY DAY (Discussion Item)
  7. VI. LEGISLATIVE & POLICY UPDATES (Discussion/Action Items) A. Federal Aging Policy I. Federal Budget & Issues FY2027 Budget Updates. II. Federal Regulations & Executive Orders HUD Emotional Support Animal guidance B. State Legislative Issues I. Administrative Rules & Governor’s Taskforces a. 2027-28 WHEDA QAP Comments II. State Budget & Legislation. a. Update on State Budget Surplus b. 2026 WAAN Policy Briefs C. Milwaukee County Legislative Issues I. Milwaukee County Budget & Legislation. II. Aging Items of Interest. a. Milwaukee County Age-Friendly Communities Steering Committee Update b. Aging Issues of Interest in Milwaukee County
  8. VII. ADJOURNMENT ADA Accommodation Requests: ADA Accommodation requests should be filed with the Milwaukee County Office for Persons with Disabilities, (414) 239-5679 (Voice) or 711 (TRS) upon receipt of this notice. Advocacy Committee meetings are recorded and open to the public. The Chair will take public comments on each agenda item at her/his discretion.
  9. 9 ADA Accommodation Requests: ADA Accommodation requests should be filed with the Milwaukee County Office for Persons with Disabilities, (414) 239-5679 (Voice) or 711 (TRS) upon receipt of this notice. Advocacy Committee meetings are recorded and open to the public. The Chair will take public comments on each agenda item at her/his discretion. Public comments are an important part of our board and commission meetings, providing an opportunity for the community to share their views. Comments must be relevant to items on the agenda and adhere to established procedures and standards of decorum. Speakers are limited to three (3) minutes each, with time limits subject to adjustment by the Chair. All remarks must be directed to the presiding officer and should focus on issues, not individuals. Disruptive behavior, personal attacks, or commercial promotions are not permitted. The Chair reserves the right to enforce these rules, including ending remarks or removing individuals who violate meeting protocols.