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.
The Hudson Council on Aging approved its director's operational report and discussed building needs at its September 9 meeting.
Hudson's Council on Aging held its annual meeting June 10, re-electing its slate of officers including Diane Durand as Chair and Charles Corley as Vice Chair.
The Council on Aging on May 13 unanimously recommended changes to the Senior Center building use policy, moving liability insurance requirements to the first item in Rules of Use and adding a Visitors Code of Conduct section.
Council on Aging approved monthly reports amid building vandalism concerns. The Hudson Council on Aging unanimously approved the director's and treasurer's reports documenting building vandalism where 18 stolen stones were taken from the senior center wall.
The Council on Aging voted unanimously to approve the Director's Report documenting comprehensive senior services.
The Hudson Council on Aging discussed a proposed Eagle Scout project and addressed concerns about the building's use for political events at its February 11 meeting.
Council on Aging submitted $100,000 grant application for Daybreak respite care program. The board unanimously approved the Treasurer's Report showing a December operating balance of $26,238.11 and an FY 2025 Revolving Fund balance of $74,564.
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