Council on Aging resolves donation account privacy concerns
Council on Aging resolves donation account privacy question. Board President Brenda Motta reported on a town meeting for the planned COA/Library building project, with a debt exclusion vote scheduled imposing roughly $102 annual tax increase per household over 20 years; the town will contribute $2
Council on Aging (Town of Freetown) · Meeting of June 3, 2026
FREETOWN — Council on Aging resolves donation account privacy question. Board President Brenda Motta reported on a town meeting for the planned COA/Library building project, with a debt exclusion vote scheduled imposing roughly $102 annual tax increase per household over 20 years; the town will contribute $2 million to the $12 million project. The board voted unanimously to approve prior meeting minutes.
Members agreed to allow Director Rebecca Frias to maintain confidential internal records for donation account distributions, and the Council plans to apply for a $10,000 emergency preparedness grant in collaboration with the fire department.
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Source: the Council on Aging (Town of Freetown) meeting of June 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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