The Gardner Council on Aging unanimously recommended adoption of bylaw amendments expanding the board to up to 13 full and 5 associate members, removing non-resident restrictions, equalizing voting rights across all members, and moving annual officer elections to January.
Council on Aging outlined major Waterford facility improvements and reviewed year-end finances. The board unanimously approved the May treasurer's report, with Mayor Michael Nicholson attending to announce that the City Council has funded exterior concrete replacements, parking-lot expansion, and
Gardner Council on Aging approves treasurer's report with unanimous vote. Treasurer Terri Hillman reported the General Fund nearing fiscal year completion with outstanding purchase orders for food services and a generator purchase of $1,692, noting supplemental city appropriations will be necessary
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 approves treasurer's report for February. The board unanimously accepted the Finance Report as of February 28, 2026, showing the General Fund at 58.3 percent of fiscal year with several salary and overtime line items exceeding projections and a likely supplemental appropriation
Council on Aging approves minutes and treasurer report. The Board unanimously accepted the Treasurer's Report for January 31, 2026, revealing General Fund year-to-date spending of $119,932.10 with a remaining balance of $92,453.11. Director Michael Ellis reported continued Waterford Street
Gardner Council on Aging unanimously re-elects four officers during January reorganization meeting. Chair Ronald Darmetka, Vice Chair Paul Leone, Treasurer Terri Hillman, and Secretary Kathy O'Brien were re-elected, along with Michael Ellis as CEO of the Board. The Council approved the year-end
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