OFA Advisory Council

The Office for the Aging Advisory Council is a 15-member volunteer body appointed by the County Executive to advise on policies and programs affecting older residents. Comprised primarily of adults age 60 and older along with elected officials, service providers, and community representatives, the Council guides the County’s area plan, reviews services, and ensures the needs of seniors are reflected in local decision-making.

Members

Name Term Ends Appointing Authority 
Donald Carragher  6/30/2026  County Executive 
Elvira Rodriguez  5/31/2027  County Executive 
Veronica Butler  5/31/2027  County Executive 
Joyce Greenberg  5/31/2027  County Executive 
Sandra Nelson  5/31/2027  County Executive 
Sandra Moore Giles  5/31/2027  County Executive 
Katie Clayton  12/31/2025  County Executive 
Pamela Rhodes  12/31/2025  County Executive 
Sheila Wicklow  12/31/2025  County Executive 
Stephen Weir  12/31/2025  County Executive 
Wilma Staubly  12/31/2025  County Executive 
Mary Lou Stapleton  12/31/2025  County Executive 
Janet Durand  12/31/2027  County Executive 

 

Membership Rules

The Council shall consist of 15 members who are appointed by the County Executive and serve terms of three years. More than 50% of members must be age 60 or older and the council shall represent the geography of the County. Members can serve for up to six years (two terms) at which time they must vacate the board for a minimum of one year before they are eligible to serve on the council again.

About

Mission

  • The Ulster County Office for the Aging Advisory Council champions the well-being, independence, and dignity of older residents by advising County leadership, supporting inclusive planning, and ensuring that policies and programs reflect the needs and voices of seniors across the community.

 

Enabling Legislation

 

Board Documents

Back to top