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3 Jul 06
RE: Centre Region Senior Center - 2007 COG Funding Formula
Senior Center Director Barbara Lindenbaum has provided the following Program Attendance Figures which are used to calculate the
municipal funding shares for 2007 at the Centre Region Senior Center. This will be the eighth year where “program visits” are used to
determine COG funding shares rather than “noontime meals served.”
Month |
State College |
College Twp. |
Ferguson Twp. |
Harris Twp. |
Patton Twp. |
Total Program Visits / year
(from residents) |
Used for 2004 Formula
July 2002 - June 2003 |
10,790 |
4,258 |
4,967 |
1,414 |
3,800 |
25,363 |
Used for 2005 Formula
(July 2003 - June 2004) |
10,944 |
4,251 |
5,447 |
1,502 |
4,142 |
26,556 |
Used for 2006 Formula
(July 2004 - June 2005) |
10,423 |
5,190 |
6,370 |
1,301 |
4,894 |
28,178 |
FOR 2007 FORMULA
(July 2005 - June 2006) |
11,119 |
5,788 |
6,569 |
1,034 |
5,037 |
29,547 |
YEAR |
State College |
College Twp. |
Ferguson Twp. |
Harris Twp. |
Patton Twp. |
Total |
2002 Shares |
43.66% |
17.30% |
19.03% |
6.74% |
13.27% |
100 % |
2003 Shares |
42.05 % |
16.60 % |
19.82 % |
6.56 % |
14.97 % |
100 % |
2004 Shares |
42.77% |
16.88% |
19.69% |
5.60% |
15.06% |
100 % |
2005 Shares |
41.21% |
17.02% |
20.51% |
5.66% |
15.60% |
100 % |
2006 Shares |
36.99% |
18.42% |
22.61% |
4.61% |
17.37% |
100 % |
2007 FORMULA |
37.63 % |
19.59 % |
22.23 % |
3.50 % |
17.05 % |
100 % |

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Program
Visits
(July 1 - June 30
of the Prior Yr.)
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Noontime Meals
Served
(July 1 - June 30
of the Prior Yr.)
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For 1997 |
Not recorded |
5,594 |
For 1998 |
12,492 |
5,429 |
For 1999 |
13,078 |
4,694 |
For 2000 |
16,533 |
4,672 |
For 2001 |
16,767 |
4,375 |
For 2002 |
20,723 |
3,791 |
For 2003 |
22,432 |
3,653 |
For 2004 |
25,229 |
3,447 |
For 2005 |
26,556 |
3,370 |
For 2006 |
28,178 |
3,284 |
For 2007 |
29,746 |
3,941 |
199 of the program visits were by nonresidents of the Centre Region during the 12-month period,. The nonresidents are included in the
counts shown above, but are not included in the funding formula calculations (on the front of this memo). Detailed counts by month are
available upon request.
The “Program Visits” increased by 5.5 % while the “Meal Count” also increased for the first time in many years (largely in response
to improved food quality by the county’s vendor). Of course, not all programs occur at the center. Of the 29,746 program visits (by residents
and nonresidents), 18,443 (62%) were at the senior center and 11,303 were at off-site locations. The increased program visits are due to
expanded Senior Center and PC Learning Lab programs, the State College Senior Social Club that meets at the senior center & CALL
programs (in the State College area only).
c: Jane Taylor, Director, Centre County Office of Aging
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