Allison Dunn serves as the Active Aging Coordinator for Farmington, according to the city's August 19, 2026, website page for senior programs. In this capacity, she acts as the primary contact for residents with questions regarding qualifications for insurance-paid programs, such as Silver and Fit, Silver Sneakers, or Renew Active. Residents can reach her at 801-939-9278 or via email at adunn@farmington.utah.gov. According to the city's website as of August 19, 2026, registering for the Active Aging Program adds a participant to an email list that receives monthly updates and information regarding the program.
Beyond senior services, Dunn is listed as the contact person for several youth programs according to the city's youth programs documentation from November 14, 2023. One such program is Adaptive Baseball, which is designed to provide an inclusive environment for players of all abilities. This program, held at South Park, is intended for participants with a mental or physical disability, though the city's documentation states that anyone of any ability is welcome. For the 2026 season, which was scheduled to run from April 13 to May 18, 2026, registration was set to occur between January 5 and April 12, 2026, or until the program reached full capacity. The program consists of six games with no playoffs.
Dunn is also the contact for the Adaptive Basketball program. According to the city's youth programs documentation, this league is for participants with a mental or physical disability and is held at Farmington Jr. High. For the season running from January 11 to March 1, 2027, registration was scheduled to begin on October 5, 2026, until the program was full. The games consist of two 20-minute halves and are held on Mondays. For the 2027 season, the city noted that there would be no games on Monday, January 18, 2026, or Monday, February 15, 2026, due to holidays.
Another program under Dunn's contact information is the Adaptive Super Sport program. According to the city's youth programs documentation, this program takes place on Monday evenings at Forbush Park. The program is designed for participants with a mental or physical disability, but the city's documentation notes that anyone of any ability is welcome. For the 2026 season, which was scheduled to run from June 15 to July 27, 2026, registration was set to occur starting April 6, 2026. The program features a new sport each week over a six-week period.
Finally, Dunn is listed as the contact for the Adaptive Soccer program. According to the city's youth programs documentation, this program focuses on teamwork and skill development to provide players with the best experience possible. Registration for the soccer program was scheduled for June 1, 2026.
What this means for Farmington
Residents seeking information regarding senior exercise classes or adaptive youth sports can contact Allison Dunn. She manages the Active Aging Program's communication and serves as the point of contact for residents needing assistance with insurance-paid program qualifications or general inquiries regarding inclusive sports leagues in Farmington.
