Council on Aging approves Elder Law Clinic, advances new building
Council on Aging approves Elder Law Clinic and advances building plans. The board voted unanimously to authorize a monthly Elder Law Clinic led by Attorney Patricia Bloom McDonald, reporting strong attendance at her prior estate-planning sessions. President Brenda Motta convened six of eight
Council on Aging (Town of Freetown) · Meeting of July 1, 2026
FREETOWN — Council on Aging approves Elder Law Clinic and advances building plans. The board voted unanimously to authorize a monthly Elder Law Clinic led by Attorney Patricia Bloom McDonald, reporting strong attendance at her prior estate-planning sessions. President Brenda Motta convened six of eight members; Evelyn Alves and Kathleen Talbot were absent.
Director Rebecca Frias reported $1,180 remaining in the operating budget and a $60,000 donation account. Effective July 1, Kylie Botelho transitioned to full-time Outreach Coordinator with a new dedicated first-floor office, and the board voted unanimously to discontinue pursuit of a Lift citing progress on new building plans.
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Source: the Council on Aging (Town of Freetown) meeting of July 1, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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