Sudbury Council on Aging votes to seek end of its term limits, add two alternates
Sudbury Council on Aging votes unanimously to seek elimination of its term limits and add two alternate members.
Sudbury Council on Aging votes unanimously to seek elimination of its term limits and add two alternate members.
Sudbury Council on Aging approves strategic plan, calls for fresh senior needs data.
Sudbury Council on Aging moves to add non-voting associate members and launches Uber voucher program.
Sudbury Council on Aging tightens subsidized rideshare program as grant funds run out.
Sudbury Council on Aging fills officer vacancies and locks in summer schedule at new chair's first meeting.
Sudbury Council on Aging reelects Paul Marotta as chair, defers secretary vote, and welcomes new director. Patricia Tabloski was reelected vice-chair by acclamation, while the secretary position was held until June after new member Jane Keilty and member Anna Newberg declined.
Sudbury Council on Aging unanimously backs Article 55 to preserve senior tax exemption. The board endorsed the May 5 town meeting article that would let Sudbury renew its means-tested senior property tax exemption locally if it ever lapses, sparing a return to the legislature.
Sudbury Council on Aging recommends new member as transportation contracts head toward June cliff. The board on March 10 voted unanimously to forward retired nurse Jane Keilty to the Select Board for appointment and accepted the 2024 Senior Center annual report.
Sudbury Council on Aging approves senior center conduct policies as Director Debra Galloway exits.
Sudbury Council on Aging keeps $65,000 and $175,000 revolving fund caps for FY26 Town Meeting.
Get Sudbury's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.