Commission on Aging

Commission on Aging approves $10,000 budget for coming year. The Enfield Commission on Aging voted unanimously July 8 to accept the financial report and approve the $10,000 budget for fiscal 2026-2027, returning approximately $4,900 of unspent funds to the town. Under Chairman Alice Egan and

Enfield Commission on Aging's Senior Living program wins national media award. The television program, which has aired on Cox Community Television Channel 15 since January 2019, earned first place honors in the 2026 Hometown Media Awards competition from the Alliance for Community Media Foundation.

Enfield Commission on Aging approves promotional magnet purchase. Vice Chairman Marlene Hoginski presided over the February 11 meeting in the absence of Chairman Alice Egan, authorizing $1,798 spending on 2,000 green telephone magnets from Minute Man Printing for Senior Center outreach. The

The Enfield Commission on Aging reelected its full slate of officers for the coming year, with Chairman Alice Egan continuing in her role despite being absent. Vice Chairman Marlene Hoginski reported that the Senior Center recorded 5,486 door visits in December and hosted three holiday events,