New Senior Center at 125 Elm Avenue — design and funding
Long Beach
Summary
The city's six senior centers are running a month-long scavenger-hunt style event series through September, ending with a dance at Hamilton Park on September 25.
At a glance
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Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $10 million is committed so far, with roughly $900,000 spent on design services and an unresolved funding gap from inflation.
Older Long Beach residents who visit the six senior centers.
Current senior center users face a 10,000-square-foot reduction in usable space and a transition period while other city tenants occupy the building first.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Advisory Commission on Aging - Special Meeting - Sep 9, 2026
The city's six senior centers are running a month-long scavenger-hunt style event series through September, ending with a dance at Hamilton Park on September 25.
Advisory Commission on Aging - Apr 8, 2026
The city's new senior center will occupy the first floor of a purchased five-story building, with a full floor of dedicated senior parking, a doubled gym, pickleball courts, and a relocated bus stop at the front door. A funding gap from inflation remains unresolved, and the target opening is 2028 — with police and city offices moving in before seniors.
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