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State Senator Mike Ranzenhofer attended a weekend open house at Genesee ARC’s newest home for people with disabilities.  The residence on Coe Avenue in the village of Oakfield was open Saturday, June 20, for tours and refreshments giving the community an opportunity to meet the six young women who live in the home and the Genesee ARC Staff who work there. 

The 3,000 square foot home is the local non profit organization’s eleventh residence. It was funded with New York State grant monies targeted at innovative services for individuals with disabilities.  It features an open floor plan and is fully accessible.

Senator Ranzenhofer participated in the ribbon cutting ceremony with one of the residents, Sheryl, and her father, Gary Lemke, of Medina.  The Senator said he has had the opportunity to visit several similar homes throughout his district and presented an official senate certificate in recognition of the home’s opening and ARC’s service to the community.

Genesee ARC has been serving people with disabilities and their families since 1966.  Along with Residential Services, Genesee ARC provides an array of vocational and day program opportunities, service coordination, family support, recreation and transportation. 

Community members wanting to know more about ARC services can call the Administrative offices at 343-1123.