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Center for Active Living board approves prior meeting minutes; advances transportation program planning.

Center for Active Living Advisory Board advances transportation program. The board approved the Center's fiscal year 2026 budget pending full Advisory and Finance Committee sign-off, and moved forward planning for a $25,000 state transportation earmark from Senator Dylan Fernandes to expand GATRA

Center for Active Living Advisory Board · Meeting of January 8, 2026

PLYMOUTH — Center for Active Living Advisory Board advances transportation program. The board approved the Center's fiscal year 2026 budget pending full Advisory and Finance Committee sign-off, and moved forward planning for a $25,000 state transportation earmark from Senator Dylan Fernandes to expand GATRA rides for Plymouth residents 60 and older. The Marketing Committee will manage the rollout of the GATRA 2.0 program, which is expected to soft-launch in April with a public ribbon cutting in June.

Eligibility requires Plymouth residency, CAL membership, and age 60 or older. Director Cheryl Jones also reported a $1,352.59 donation from Viscariello's and noted that the Volunteer Luncheon is scheduled for May 27, 2026.

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Source: the Center for Active Living Advisory Board meeting of January 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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