Government · Council on Aging
Council on Aging director announces February retirement after 14 years
Sudbury COA director announces February retirement as $62,500 kitchen earmark and $135,000 transportation bridge land in same meeting.
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Council on Aging
Members: Paul Marotta (Chair), Patricia Tabloski (Vice-Chair), Joel Bauman (Member), Mary Brauer (Member), Carmine Gentile (Member), Jonathan Harding (Member), Jane Keilty (Member), Mary McLaughlin (Member), Louis Petrovic (Member)
Government · Council on Aging
Council on Aging reviews staff hires, shuttle ridership and policy rewrite
Sudbury Council on Aging gets staffing relief and a transportation reality check.
Government · Council on Aging
Sudbury Council on Aging tightens Uber and taxi ride caps amid cost surge
Sudbury cuts subsidized Uber and taxi caps as monthly costs jump to roughly $14,000.
Government · Council on Aging
Sudbury Council on Aging tracks ride-program overrun before hospital shuttle launches Aug. 6
Sudbury Council on Aging weighs co-pay hike as senior ride subsidies hit $13,000 a month.
Government · Council on Aging
Council on Aging hears focus-group findings, previews Catch Connect launch
Sudbury Council on Aging revisits 2021 focus groups as Catch Connect on-demand van prepares to launch July 1.
Government · Council on Aging
Council on Aging approves new officer slate and recommends new member
Sudbury Council on Aging installs new officers and takes aim at draft Housing Production Plan.
Government · Council on Aging
Council on Aging recommends two members for reappointment, advances tax workoff increase
Sudbury Council on Aging recommends two reappointments and flags missing state transit funds.
Government · Council on Aging
Sudbury Council on Aging advances meals program planning, announces coordinator retirement
Sudbury Council on Aging plans community meals program as $250,000 state AV grant arrives.
Government · Council on Aging
Council on Aging advances $2,000 senior tax work-off cap to assessors
Sudbury Council on Aging advances $2,000 senior tax work-off cap as new center attendance surges.
Government · Council on Aging
Sudbury Council on Aging files revolving-account warrant articles, sets grand opening
Sudbury Council on Aging advances Town Meeting articles and sets Feb. 6 community center opening. Members voted unanimously to file two revolving-account warrant articles — a $65,000 ceiling for the COA program account and a $175,000 ceiling for the Metro West Regional Transit Authority van account.
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