The Sharon Council on Aging Board reported success in its AARP Tax Aide season, accommodating 112 taxpayers and generating $280,309 in combined federal and Massachusetts state refunds and credits. Executive Director Kaitlyn Thibeault completed a comprehensive operations manual for the Council and
The Sharon Council on Aging Advisory Board unanimously accepted its March meeting minutes and heard from Victoria Palmisano, a Crisis Clinician with the Jail Diversion Program, who works three days weekly with Sharon Police and two days with Westwood Police to support residents in mental crises.
Sharon Council on Aging Advisory Board approved February minutes and reviewed operations. Director Kaitlyn Thibeault reported February ridership of 186 trips, down six percent year-over-year, and announced an introductory meeting with new Sharon Library director Randy Gagne to coordinate
Sharon Council on Aging Advisory Board accepts prior minutes, receives operational updates. The new COA bus became operational January 28 following Department of Public Works registration, and transportation services delivered 204 total rides in January, 40 medical and 164 shopping and event trips.
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
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