Committee backs three reappointments to housing, aging boards
Committee on Human Services voted unanimously to recommend three reappointments to city boards.
City Council_ Committee on Human Services · Meeting of July 15, 2026
WATERTOWN — Committee on Human Services voted unanimously to recommend three reappointments to city boards. Councilor Anthony Palomba chaired the July 15 meeting, which interviewed Cliff Cook for the Affordable Housing Trust, James O'Connor for the Council on Aging, and Helen Oliver for the Affordable Housing Trust. All three reappointment recommendations passed 3-0.
Cook discussed the Trust's completion of the Watertown Housing Plan and support of the Willow Park project. O'Connor praised Director of Senior Services Lydia McCoy's programming efforts. The recommendations now go to the full City Council for approval.
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Source: the City Council_ Committee on Human Services meeting of July 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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