Council on Aging Reviews Program Updates and Service Changes
The Watertown Council on Aging reviewed senior services program updates and discussed a food pantry transition to Human Services.
Council on Aging · Meeting of March 11, 2026
WATERTOWN — The Watertown Council on Aging reviewed senior services program updates and discussed a food pantry transition to Human Services. Director Lydia McCoy reported that a Heart to Home frozen meal pilot distributed 96 meals in its first month, with March programming including Winter Safety workshops, grief discussion, and concerts. Board member Arlene Smith asked about the food pantry's move to the Parker Building; McCoy said the department will facilitate senior visits once the pantry settles in its permanent location and is establishing an on-site emergency food program with a local church.
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Source: the Council on Aging meeting of March 11, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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