The 2025 Assembly Joint Resolution 58 proposes to designate May as Older Americans Month in Wisconsin, recognizing the significant contributions of older residents to the state. With over 1.45 million individuals aged 60 and older, who make up 25% of Wisconsin's population, the resolution highlights the importance of supporting this demographic through various initiatives established by the Older Americans Act since 1965. These initiatives include essential services such as Meals on Wheels, in-home care, and transportation assistance, which help older adults maintain their health and independence while also supporting family caregivers.

The resolution emphasizes the Wisconsin State Legislature's commitment to promoting the well-being of older adults and fostering community engagement. It encourages activities that enhance the lives of individuals of all ages, advocating for home and community-based services that facilitate independent living. By designating May as Older Americans Month, the resolution aims to honor the experiences and contributions of older adults while promoting social inclusion and wellness across generations.