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COA reports EV trade-in plan; new bus service to link Hillside Village and senior center

Tisbury Council on Aging · February 19, 2026
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Summary

Director Catie Blake told the council the preferred electric vehicle replacement model was unavailable and the existing EV will be used as a trade-in; Healthy Aging MV and VTA plan a bus route from Hillside Village to the center, possibly starting the following day.

The council was told Feb. 19 that the center's preferred electric-vehicle replacement model was unavailable, so the existing electric vehicle will remain in service and be offered as a trade-in when a replacement becomes available. Blake said charging equipment is already installed and that funding for the replacement was approved via a warrant article.

Blake also reported that Healthy Aging MV and the Vineyard Transit Authority (VTA) plan to launch a bus service from Hillside Village to the Council on Aging to support access to yoga, volleyball and lunch; she said the service was expected to begin soon, possibly the next day. No formal vote was recorded on the bus service in the minutes.