The role of the Advisory Council is to identify the needs of older people and of adults with disabilities in our community, to advise on services to meet these needs, and to advocate for local, state, and national programs that promote quality of life.

Council Composition
King County, United Way of King County, and the City of Seattle each appoint nine members to the 27-member Advisory Council. Currently, the vice-chair of the Council and the member-at-large are County appointees. View members. (external)

Meeting Details:

The Advisory Council meets on the 2nd Friday of every month from Noon to 2:00 p.m. in the Seattle Municipal Tower, Room 6070. All meetings are open to the public. View meeting schedule, agenda and minutes. (external)

Time Commitment
King County appointees serve a two-year term, with the potential of being appointed for an additional, consecutive two-year term. Appointees are expected to represent their particular region of the County by serving on one of the committees as well as by attending the Council meetings.

Application Process:
If you are interested in being considered for a spot on the Advisory Council, contact Linda Wells, King County Aging Program Manager, or go to: How to join. (external)