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Residents offer Lions Club donation, petition for senior‑center staff and raise sidewalk concerns
Summary
During public comment at the Jan. 15 meeting, Mary Krough of the Lions Club offered to donate fire blankets to every resident, Cindy Craig described a petition seeking a full‑time senior center employee and Cynthia Redmond asked about sidewalk conditions; Craig also raised concerns about East Hampton's 10‑year plan.
Public comment at the Jan. 15 meeting included offers and requests from residents. Mary Krough, speaking for the Lions Club, told residents the club would like to donate fire blankets to every resident of the housing authority. Cindy Craig of 3 Candlewood Drive spoke about a petition seeking a full‑time employee for the Senior Center and later raised concerns about East Hampton’s 10‑year plan. Cynthia Redmond (A‑8) asked the board about sidewalks.
Board members did not take formal votes on these public comments during the meeting; the remarks were recorded for consideration and follow‑up as appropriate. Dave McGovern, who reported as the liaison to the Commission on Aging and as Tenant Commissioner, noted the COA focus on keeping seniors in their homes, which aligns with the petition Craig described.
The meeting minutes record the comments for future consideration by staff and board members; no formal action on the petition or sidewalk requests was reported at this meeting.
