Council on Aging approves April minutes, learns grant will remain level-funded
Lincoln's Council on Aging & Human Services board approved April minutes and learned the state's AGE Formula Grant will remain level-funded for fiscal year 2027. Director Abigail Butt reported the grant provides $16 per resident aged 60 and older, maintaining support following concerns about
Council on Aging and Human Services · Meeting of May 12, 2026
Lincoln's Council on Aging & Human Services board approved April minutes and learned the state's AGE Formula Grant will remain level-funded for fiscal year 2027. Director Abigail Butt reported the grant provides $16 per resident aged 60 and older, maintaining support following concerns about potential cuts. Board liaisons reported on the Housing Commission's advancing housing-needs assessment, strong enrollment for a June 25 cruise to Gloucester, and the Community Center Building Committee's occupancy date extended to late November or December.
Board member Steve Hines agreed to represent Lincoln on the Minuteman Senior Services Board.
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Source: the Council on Aging and Human Services meeting of May 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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