Lynn Council on Aging Meets Without Quorum, Reports Two Vacancies
Lynn Council on Aging falls one member short of a quorum, tabling bylaw vote. Board member Pam told the group that Jackie Fitzhughes has resigned and Debbie Craig can no longer serve, leaving two vacancies referred to the mayor's office.
Council on Aging · Meeting of February 25, 2026
Lynn Council on Aging falls one member short of a quorum, tabling bylaw vote. Board member Pam told the group that Jackie Fitzhughes has resigned and Debbie Craig can no longer serve, leaving two vacancies referred to the mayor's office. Senior Center Director Best said the building's second floor is now open to seniors with sign-in logs for safety, and reported January spending of $8,135.66 on operations and $3,000 on transportation.
A city health official said a new part-time registered nurse, grant-funded through June, starts March 2 at 18 hours a week. Board member Calvin said he is "conservatively trying to get 10 grand in every year or more" through a new Texas Roadhouse fundraiser and a spring donor campaign called the Noble Fund. No formal votes were taken.
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Source: the Council on Aging meeting of February 25, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
Checked against the record: before publication this article was automatically compared with the meeting transcript.
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