Maryland Lieutenant Governor Aruna Miller (far left) and three others at an enrollment event for the state joining the AARP Age-Friendly Network

Maryland Joins the AARP Network

"Becoming an AARP Age-Friendly State means building communities where opportunity doesn't have an expiration date,” said Maryland Lieutenant Governor Aruna Miller (pictured, far left) at an event enrolling the state in the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities.

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Map illustration of the United States showing the network's state members

The State Member List

More than 214 million people — over 62 percent of the U.S. population — live in a community or state that's participating in the AARP Age-Friendly network. Entire states and U.S. territories can enroll. See which have.

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Map illustration of the United States showing the network's state and community members

The Member List

More than 1,000 towns, cities and counties are enrolled in AARP's Age-Friendly Network. Scroll the list or look for a specific place.

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Learn More: Visit the AARP Livability Library for a rticles, slideshows, interviews and more about the work being done by the states, counties, cities and towns in the AARP Age-Friendly network.

AARP.org/Livable