FAQ

Do you have to be a resident of St. Michael to participate in Crow River Senior Center (CRSC) programs? Is there a membership fee?

CRSC is a community of fantastic people from Albertville, Hanover, St. Michael, and surrounding communities. Everyone is welcome; there are no residency requirements and no membership fees, though some activities and events may have a cost associated with them.

CRSC is a joint program of the Cities of St. Michael, Albertville, Hanover, and Senior Community Services. CRSC is housed within St. Michael City Hall and Senior Community Services employs the center director and develops programming for the center.

We also enlist volunteers to assist with programs and monetary donations to support CRSC are always appreciated.

What types of programs are offered at the Center?

CRSC offers a variety of services, activities and events* including:

• • • Table games, bingo, crafting, book club, and movie showings
    • Fitness classes
    • On-site personal technology support
    • Health education and services, including foot care, support groups, and insurance counseling

We also host lunch several days a week.

Check out our newsletter or Activity & Event Calendar to see what’s happening right now. You’ll find lunch menus and information about activity costs and registration. We invite you to join us to participate in a vibrant and dynamic experience!

Are trips offered through the Center?

Yes, occasional trips are offered through CRSC. Check out our newsletter or Activity & Event Calendar to see what’s coming up.

Are there support groups offered in the area?

CRSC hosts some support groups. We also suggest searching for others on the Wright County Public Health web page.

Is there transportation service for older adults?

The Area Links page lists a variety of transportation options available in Sherburne and Wright Counties.

We also have a list of other area organizations with offerings and services that may be helpful for older adults.

Are health clinics offered in St. Michael?

Yes, Wright County Public Health regularly offers onsite 60+ health clinics at CRSC. To learn more or schedule an appointment, call 763-335-0280.

Are senior driving classes offered?

Daytime classes are offered at the Senior Center. For more information call 763-497-8900.
Evening classes are offered through STMA Community Education. For more information, please call 763-497-6550.