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CELEBRATING MONTANA'S CENTENARIANS
​Montana is rolling out the red carpet for its most legendary residents - centenarians! The 56th Annual Governor’s Conference on Aging is happening on September 16, 2025, where they will be honoring Montanans who have reached, or surpassed, the incredible age of 100! The Department of Public Health and Human Services invites all centenarians (born on or before December 31, 1925), to submit their name, birthdate, and a brief profile. Whether or not they attend the event, they’ll receive a personalized recognition certificate from Governor Gianforte and a spot in a beautiful commemorative booklet sharing their amazing stories!
If you know someone who qualifies, please share these forms with them, their family, or friends:
Online Centenarian Registration Form: Online Centenarian Registration Form
Printable Centenarian Registration Form: Printable Centenarian Registration Form
We encourage you to let us know at the Richland County Commission on Aging if you know of anyone turning 100 or older, and we would be happy to help submit the registration form! Call us today at 406-433-3701 and let’s show our love to Montana’s most experienced residents, help us spread the word!

Senior Services in Richland County

COA Advisory Council and Office Staff

Home Delivered Meals

Senior Centers

Congregate Meals

Commodity Supplemental Food Program

Footcare

Homemaker Services

Health Screenings

Respite Care

SHIP Program (Medicare)

Transportation

Employment Opportunities

Volunteer Opportunities

Arthritis Management/Exercise Programs

Helpful Resources

​Articles of Interest

Physical Address: 2190 W Holly Street
​                                Sidney, MT 59270

Phone: 406-433-3701
Fax: 406-433-5800
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​Richland County cares about its senior citizens. To the left, you will find links to some helpful services that enable seniors to remain living a quality life, independently, for as long as possible.
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The Richland County Commission on Aging has a number of programs that range from nutrition, health and wellness, socialization and homemaking services. 

The RCCOA is funded by federal and state grants, county funds, and generous local contributions. All programs are open to seniors age 60 and over, regardless of income level.

Register for Services
One quick form (PDF) is all you need to fill out before you can start taking advantage of the majority of RCCOA's Senior services. You can obtain the form by clicking on the PDF link above, visiting your local Senior Center, or stopping by the RCCOA Office. If you have filled out a form in the past, please make sure that you update it to reflect your current emergency contact and service needs.
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If you desire an alternate form of the information, please contact our office.
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