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Committee discusses age-friendly efforts and welcomes new aging director

The For All Ages Committee discussed age-friendly progress and welcomed new services director Sabrina Clopton.

Swampscott For All Ages Committee · Meeting of July 13, 2026

SWAMPSCOTT — The For All Ages Committee discussed age-friendly progress and welcomed new services director Sabrina Clopton. Antron Watson, director of AARP Age-Friendly Massachusetts, reviewed the town's efforts since 2018, noting the AARP network has grown to 1,000 towns and highlighting Seaglass Village and dementia-friendly designation. Clopton outlined three-month priorities: hiring an outreach coordinator, expanding transportation options, and helping residents adapt to new policies.

Updates included positive results from a 473-person Community Life Center survey and continued Makers Shed planning with a hoped-for fall launch.

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Source: the Swampscott For All Ages Committee meeting of July 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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