The Lone Tree Police Department is launching a new community outreach program aimed at supporting the City’s older adults, ensuring they remain connected to essential resources, services, and social opportunities. This initiative is designed to combat isolation among seniors, helping them navigate the challenges and opportunities of living and aging while fostering a sense of belonging within the community. By the Police providing tailored assistance and creating meaningful connections, the program ensures that no older adult is forgotten, offering them the support they need including resources for transportation, help at home, companionship, and education.
For more information, please email communityoutreach@cityoflonetree.com or call the Lone Tree Police Department at 303-799-0533.
Valuable Older Adult Community Resources:
- Aging Resources of Douglas County – Provides services that promote aging well with independence including transportation, help at home, chore/yard services, companionship, and a loan closet. agingresourcesdougco.org
- Lone Tree Police Department – Resources including fraud and scam trends, tips for protecting yourself, and a Vacation House Watch program to keep your home safe while you are away. cityoflonetree.com/police
- Lone Tree Arts Center – Arts in the Afternoon performances, and SPARK!, a free program offered in conjunction with the Alzheimer’s Association. lonetreeartscenter.org
- Living and Aging Well Commission – Monthly luncheons and speakers, periodic potlucks, monthly happy hours and occasional field trips. cityoflonetree.com/agingwell
- Link on Demand – Lone Tree’s free shuttle service. cityoflonetree.com/link-on-demand
- Douglas County Libraries – Tech Tutoring, programming for all ages, including informal coffee chats. dcl.org
- South Suburban Parks and Recreation – Providing Silver Sneakers and Renew Active programs, senior focused classes and field trips. ssprd.org