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The board authorized the director to use the General Gift Fund for any refrigerator replacement cost exceeding $500 after the Meals on Wheels kitchen unit failed and reached 61°F. The board also reviewed a roughly $138,000 annual formula grant, a $9,636.44 transportation revolving fund balance, and plans to tighten food pantry eligibility.
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The funding authorization is intended to keep Meals on Wheels operating while the center replaces a failed commercial refrigerator; the replacement cost was not provided. Food pantry applicants will need to participate in at least one qualifying benefit program, such as fuel assistance, SNAP, Meals on Wheels, or public housing. The center will suspend its InterAge Alliance and Y.A.H.O.O. youth volunteer programs because of low student interest and limited staff capacity, while the Recreation Department considers taking them over.
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