Council on Aging Approves Reports, Addresses Building Issues
The Hudson Council on Aging approved its director's operational report and discussed building needs at its September 9 meeting.
Council on Aging · Meeting of September 9, 2026
HUDSON — The Hudson Council on Aging approved its director's operational report and discussed building needs at its September 9 meeting. Director Janice Long reported hiring backup drivers Jeff Atwater and Jeff DiMauro to address transportation staffing challenges, with DiMauro approved by the Select Board to begin in September. The council approved expenditures of $4,071 for refrigerator replacement and $1,200 for bus repairs, and identified vandalism concerns involving stolen landscape blocks.
Treasurer Nina Smith reported a September 2027 balance of $41,321.31. The board discussed reinstating a Building Committee, with John Gill, Diane Durand, and Charles Corley volunteering. Guest Ana Terra-Salomao, a Bilingual Social Service Advocate, discussed SHINE program services.
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Source: the Council on Aging meeting of September 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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