John Neas, former Chief Assessor for the City of Framingham, speaks about the various exemptions from property taxes that seniors can request. He also includes info on how a tax deferral can assist those with limited incomes and how to waive the CPA tax.
Framingham's Sustainability Coordinator Shawn Luz speaks about our city's energy initiatives, as well as MASS SAVE and other energy assistance programs that help residents to improve their energy efficiency and help with rising energy costs.
Learn about the plan that David Blais, Executive Director of Daniel’s Table, has to end Hunger in Framingham and how others are assisting in this worthy and achievable goal.
Randy Aylsworth, Assistant Director of Elder Services, speaks about the Senior Property Tax Work-Off Program that can save Framingham seniors up to $1,000 off their property tax bill by volunteering their time to help city departments.
Learn about the courses taught by FSU faculty for people 60+ in "Adventures in Lifelong Learning," a collaboration between Framingham State University and Framingham Public Library, from Anne Roberti, Director of Community Education & Lifelong Learning.
Attorneys Lisabeth Jorgensen of MetroWest Legal Services and Jamie Sabino of the MA Law Reform Institute speak about legal assistance for victims of identity theft and other crimes provided through the Civil Legal Aid for Victims of Crime (CLAVC) initiative.
