Council on Aging approves treasurer report with projected $12,000 combined deficit
Council on Aging approves treasurer report showing $12,000 combined deficit. The General Fund faces energy and utilities overages of $5,500 and repairs and maintenance deficits totaling $7,277, requiring a likely supplemental appropriation from the Mayor and City Council. The Gift Fund balance
Council on Aging · Meeting of April 6, 2026
GARDNER — Council on Aging approves treasurer report showing $12,000 combined deficit. The General Fund faces energy and utilities overages of $5,500 and repairs and maintenance deficits totaling $7,277, requiring a likely supplemental appropriation from the Mayor and City Council. The Gift Fund balance stands at $99,343.91 with $25,000 earmarked for painting, while the Revolving Fund maintains $45,570.67.
Director Michael Ellis reported the Lifeline Program, serving nearly 100 subscribers, is expected to generate a surplus by year end despite projected encumbrances through June 30. The Council approved the treasurer's report unanimously.
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- The complete report — 373 words
Source: the Council on Aging meeting of April 6, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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