Hull Council on Aging backs $100,000 feasibility study for move
Hull Council on Aging backs $100,000 feasibility study for move. The board unanimously approved funding for a planning and feasibility study to relocate the center to Memorial School Building, following a Town Manager response to earlier concerns. The Council also unanimously supported Director
Council on Aging · Meeting of April 21, 2026
Hull Council on Aging backs $100,000 feasibility study for move. The board unanimously approved funding for a planning and feasibility study to relocate the center to Memorial School Building, following a Town Manager response to earlier concerns. The Council also unanimously supported Director Lisa Thornton's application for MCOA Director Certification, agreeing to develop mission, vision, and values statements and a 3-5 year strategic plan in subcommittees.
The board renewed its pursuit of Age Friendly Community designation and formed a subcommittee to study food service offerings at the Senior Center, including potential local restaurant partnerships.
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Source: the Council on Aging meeting of April 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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