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Wymore council renews Senior Diners lease for fire hall through 2023-24

Wymore City Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The Wymore City Council unanimously approved a one-year renewal of the Senior Diners lease for use of the fire hall for the 2023–24 year after Blue Rivers Area Agency on Aging reported program participation and meal-delivery numbers.

The Wymore City Council on July 5 approved a one-year renewal of the Senior Diners lease allowing the program continued use of the city fire hall through the 2023–24 year. Amy Mason of Blue Rivers Area Agency on Aging told the council the program has seen up to 10 dine-in participants and 38 meal deliveries and noted a few volunteers have helped with deliveries.

Council member Sue Sapp moved to renew the lease for 2023–24; Neil Van Boening seconded the motion, which carried 3-0. The minutes record some discussion of program expenses but do not detail the dollar amounts or any changes to the lease terms beyond the one-year renewal.

The program provides congregate meals and deliveries to local seniors; the minutes do not specify operational or funding changes tied to the renewal. The council did not place conditions or amendments in the recorded motion. The renewal takes effect for the coming fiscal year and will return to the council if changes are proposed or additional funding questions arise.