Council on Aging Board approves prior minutes, hears fire safety briefing.
Sharon Council on Aging Board approves December minutes, receives fire safety briefing. Fire Chief Michael Madden presented the 911 dispatch process and three community programs: the SAFE Program (funding smoke alarms and lock boxes for residents), the Community Connect tool (allowing residents to
Council on Aging Board · Meeting of January 12, 2026
Sharon Council on Aging Board approves December minutes, receives fire safety briefing. Fire Chief Michael Madden presented the 911 dispatch process and three community programs: the SAFE Program (funding smoke alarms and lock boxes for residents), the Community Connect tool (allowing residents to register household information with the Fire Department), and the Everbridge Program (a new emergency text notification system). COA Executive Director Kaitlyn Thibeault reported that the Department of Public Works cleared garden beds, a new medical driver began in December, and a new COA bus was delivered pending registration and plates.
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Source: the Council on Aging Board meeting of January 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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