Hull Council on Aging adopts updated mission, vision statements.
Hull Council on Aging unanimously adopts Mission, Vision, and Values statements with emphasis on reserves and facilities. The eight-member board approved updated governance documents and established a subcommittee led by Rhoda Kanet and Ken Heckman to pursue state Age Friendly Community
Council on Aging · Meeting of August 18, 2026
Hull Council on Aging unanimously adopts Mission, Vision, and Values statements with emphasis on reserves and facilities. The eight-member board approved updated governance documents and established a subcommittee led by Rhoda Kanet and Ken Heckman to pursue state Age Friendly Community certification. Director Lisa Thornton reported successful completion of a $25,000 Senior Center Modernization Grant through MCOA, approval of a $926.87 transportation safety grant, and strong summer programming attendance at the Surf Café.
The selectboard appointed Paul McWade to fill the final vacant board position, and Thornton will organize SWOT analysis meetings to inform one-year and five-year strategic planning efforts.
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Source: the Council on Aging meeting of August 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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