The Little Compton Town Council meeting on November 21, 2024, focused on the ongoing need for a dedicated senior center in the community. Council members discussed the importance of providing a space for seniors to gather and access resources.

During the meeting, a council member highlighted a previous presentation by Andrea Lemos, a Westport resident and employee at the Council on Aging. Lemos had shared valuable information about senior services and the benefits of having a dedicated center for seniors. The council had previously voted in favor of establishing a senior center, recognizing that Little Compton is one of the few towns in Rhode Island without such a facility.

Despite the council's support, the community is still without a designated space for seniors to meet, socialize, and participate in activities. The discussion emphasized the urgency of finding a suitable location to fulfill this need, as many residents expressed their desire for a place to connect over meals, games, and conversations.

The meeting underscored the council's commitment to addressing this issue and moving forward with plans to establish a senior center, which remains a priority for the community.