Council on Aging plans letter to Select Board on payment delays
The Hopedale Council on Aging Board discussed payment-processing delays affecting instructors and decided to send a letter to the Select Board.
The Hopedale Council on Aging Board discussed payment-processing delays affecting instructors and decided to send a letter to the Select Board.
Council on Aging approves Facebook page to correct outdated online information. Director Claire Hill reported the fiscal year ending June 30 will close with approximately 300 dollars remaining and an anticipated 500-dollar vendor refund; the board unanimously approved the social media initiative to
Council on Aging approves new Senior Center hours and additional employee compensation. The board voted unanimously June 4 to shift the center's schedule to Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., effective July 1. Director Claire Hill also received unanimous
The Hopedale Council on Aging approved April minutes and addressed a significant budget discrepancy for fiscal 2027. Director Claire Hill reported that the town meeting materials presented a budget of $130,425, which differed from both her preliminary December submission of $130,925 and her final
Council on Aging approves March minutes and hears transition report from retired director. Carole Mullen, working hourly to orient new department director Claire Hill, reported that Hill has mastered daily operations including payroll, bill paying, and budget management and has completed the next
Hopedale Council on Aging unanimously approves formula grant payment for departing director. The motion by Vice Chair Bob Casali addresses a fiscal year 2026 budget gap created by a transition overlap between outgoing Director Carole Mullen and incoming Director Claire Hill. Chair Cheryl Moreci and
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