Council on Aging addresses staffing challenges amid recent resignations
Chelmsford Council on Aging Board addresses staffing challenges at Senior Center. Director Debi Siriani reported two resignations: Principal Clerk Megan O'Neil and part-time driver Artie Liakos, creating two open positions. Town Meeting approved an additional $25,000 for electricity costs at the
Council on Aging Board · Meeting of May 13, 2026
Chelmsford Council on Aging Board addresses staffing challenges at Senior Center. Director Debi Siriani reported two resignations: Principal Clerk Megan O'Neil and part-time driver Artie Liakos, creating two open positions. Town Meeting approved an additional $25,000 for electricity costs at the Center.
The Friends of the Chelmsford Senior Center reported $1 million in assets and may reduce annual endowment withdrawals. Kitchen Manager Pete Walsh discussed menu improvements, constrained by nutritional requirements, three full-time staff members, and storage limitations.
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Source: the Council on Aging Board meeting of May 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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