Council on Aging Board

Salem Council on Aging Board approves April minutes, updates housing relocation. Resident Service Coordinator Alicia Muzarol reported that ten residents have moved into the renovated Lee Fort Terrace complex, with 28 more in process; the 140-unit building includes 50 senior-designed units and a

Council on Aging Board approves March meeting minutes at April session. Director Teresa Gove Arnold reported the board's senior services handled 46 health insurance cases and 50 housing cases in March, distributed 16 pieces of durable medical equipment, and served 4,933 congregate meals through

Salem Council on Aging Board approves prior minutes, reviews spring programming and housing. Director Teresa Gove Arnold reported February congregate dining served 311 meals and upcoming renovations will shift to grab-and-go service. The board confirmed a trolley for seniors at the August 1 Salem

Salem Council on Aging Board votes to back affordable veteran housing at Tabernacle Church. Chair Lynda Coffill was unanimously authorized to write a letter of support for a Beacon Properties and Soldier On collaboration, expected to include 41 to 48 units with on-site social services, dining, and

Council on Aging Board approves minutes and welcomes Councilor Lydia King as new liaison. Social Services Coordinator Sharon Felton reported 505 client interactions in December serving 219 unique seniors, with persistent challenges in housing access and mental health referrals; two team members and