Commission Approves Reports, Weighs Volunteer Shortfall
The Worcester Commission on Aging approved routine reports amid challenges in recruitment and board membership turnover.
In this report: Key decisions · Next dates · Full report · Sources
What happened
The commission approved its committee reports from April and June. The federally-backed Retired and Senior Volunteer Program, used for recruitment, is no longer funded or operating. Three of five committee seats turn over by October, with one existing vacancy still unfilled.
Key decisions
- ● Approval of Senior Center Committee reports. The Senior Center Committee reports from April 14, April 28, and June 9 were approved on voice vote without recorded opposition. (Vote voice vote without recorded opposition). Read case details
Next dates
- Sept. 28: Commission meeting resumes after summer recess
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