The Council on Aging unanimously accepted July and August monthly reports while identifying a $54,000 funding shortfall for a handicapped-accessible van after an $85,000 state capital grant proved insufficient. Chair Anne Lonzo oversaw the meeting with four members present and one absent.
Council on Aging elected Anne Lonzo as Chair, Anita MacDonnell as Vice Chair, and Debi Terrell as Clerk, each for one-year terms, and voted to move regular meetings to 10:30 AM.
The Council on Aging approved a $3,500 postcard mailing to 6,000 town residents age 60 and older, funding the project through $1,000 of postage budget and the remainder from the Formula Grant, Director Karen Testa reported.
Council on Aging approved a revised mission statement on May 19, 2026. Director Karen Testa presented the revision, which incorporated suggestions from prior board meetings, and board member Anita MacDonnell moved to approve it with unanimous support.
The Council on Aging approved prior minutes unanimously and reviewed programming. Director Karen Testa proposed revisions to the Council on Aging mission statement for board approval.
Council on Aging approves relocation to town-owned building, sets expanded operating hours. The board unanimously accepted its January and February monthly reports, confirming an April 6, 2026 move to 451 Elm Street with new hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to noon
Council on Aging approves December minutes and hears director report. Director Karen Testa reported approximately 15 to 20 new registrations this month, many of whom are planning to use the center after the move to 451 Elm Street. The council received statistical reports from nutrition, programs,
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