New Age-Friendly Center To Be Built In Fremont

FREMONT, CA — An Age-Friendly Center is planned in Fremont’s Warm Springs District. The 11,000-square-foot facility will have an indoor-outdoor dining area, meeting rooms, and event programming for adults aged 55 years and older.

Along with the recently completed affordable housing project, Pauline Weaver, the new center will be part of an age-restricted master-planned community called Mission Falls.

A ground breaking ceremony will be held this Friday, June 7, at 11 a.m. Construction should be completed by fall 2021.

This will be the second center for older adults operated by the Fremont Human Services Department.

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