Hull Council on Aging approved strategic planning committee, advancing director certification. The board unanimously approved formation of a committee to develop a strategic plan and action plan following SWOT analysis feedback from senior center staff and community stakeholders.
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
Hull Council on Aging unanimously appoints Craig Wolfe as co-chair. Chair Jim Potroli presided over the July 21 meeting, with seven members present. Director Lisa Thornton presented findings on senior center usage, food pantry assistance, grants, and programming. The council advanced efforts toward
Hull Council on Aging unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and reviewed a site visit to the Weymouth Senior Center. Chair Jim Pitrolo led the meeting with six members present; Director Lisa Thornton reported on new hires, director certification requirements, a cafe manager search, and
Hull Council on Aging advances Age Friendly designation effort. Director Lisa Thornton reported progress on mission and vision documentation at the May 26 meeting, with member Rhoda Kanet offering to present a resubmitted letter to the Select Board. The council unanimously approved minutes from the
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
Hull Council on Aging delays its decision on Middle School relocation pending answers. The seven-member Council on Aging decided to withhold support for the Town Manager's proposal to relocate the Senior Center to Memorial Middle School Building, citing seven concerns about the move. Chairman James
Hull Council on Aging readies Middle School relocation plan. Town Manager Jennifer Constable toured the committee through approximately half of Memorial Middle School's first floor proposed for the Senior Center, requesting support to seek Annual Town Meeting funding for the move. The Council voted
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