Council on Aging

Lancaster Council on Aging tables decisions on May minutes and fiscal year 2027 reorganization. Director Caitlin Roy reported that despite a town-wide budget reduction of $450,000, the community center and Council on Aging operations will not be directly impacted. The committee plans to post a

The Council on Aging discusses implications of a $450,000 town budget cut narrowly approved at Annual Town Meeting. Town Administrator John Woodsmall reviewed the reduction's potential impact on a proposed Administrative Assistant expansion from 15 to 35 hours weekly at the COA and Community

Lancaster Council on Aging reviews spring programming and public health services available to residents. The five-member council unanimously approved March meeting minutes during an April 15 meeting at the Prescott Building. Susan Thompson, RN and Public Health Nurse Manager for Nashoba Associated

Lancaster Council on Aging details spring programming priorities and approves mission update. The committee met March 11 to approve prior meeting minutes and finalize program highlights for spring, including SHINE Medicare Counseling services offered the first Monday of each month by appointment,

Council on Aging approves revised mission statement with all members present. The five-member Council on Aging unanimously approved an updated mission statement at its February 25 meeting. Caitlin Roy, Social Services and Council on Aging Director, reported on strong attendance at the monthly "Chat