Council on Aging expands Wall of Recognition honorees. The Falmouth Council on Aging unanimously approved a policy change allowing its selection committee to choose more than two honorees annually for the Wall of Recognition ceremony scheduled for September 28 at 2 p.m. Director J. Bishop reported
Falmouth Senior Center reports strong March programming with 9,419 total participants and 64 new enrollments. The Council on Aging met May 19 to hear Director J. Bishop report 6,828 swipe card check-ins, 807 volunteer hours, 1,442 café service units, and 1,110 fitness room units. The center
Falmouth Senior Center council approves volunteer recognition policy and hears operational update. The Council on Aging unanimously approved the 2026 Wall of Recognition policy, funded through the Friends of Falmouth Senior Center, with nomination paperwork to be distributed in May. Director J.
Falmouth Council on Aging approves scan card check-in policy for participant tracking. The board unanimously backed the measure, which supports state statistical reporting and program selection documentation. Director J. Bishop reported that in January 2026 the Senior Services Department enrolled
Council on Aging approves revised fitness class refund policy for senior center. Director J. Bishop presented the FY27 budget update, seeking a full-time assistant director position as a priority, with status quo operations otherwise. In December the center recorded 9,191 total participants, 6,145
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