During the meeting, members shared their experiences with various Council on Aging services and events, such as the constituents’ time with representatives from local political offices, a seminar on balance issues with Gordon College, and the annual volunteer luncheon. The luncheon was highlighted as an important event to recognize the contributions of volunteers.

Furthermore, the director provided an extensive report on current and upcoming programs. Notable mentions included Breakfast with the Chiefs, a Foot Care Clinic, game nights, watercolor classes, a popular salty shell art class, a CPR/AED first aid class, and the need for more volunteers for the Meals on Wheels program.

Another point of discussion was the Friends of the Council on Aging meeting, where there were several changes in the board’s composition. After years of service, two long-standing board members retired, and new members were elected to interim positions to ensure a smooth transition. The Friends group showed enthusiasm for supporting the Council on Aging with fundraising and future plans.