Town hall takes services to the market this Friday for direct talks
Town hall takes services to the market this Friday for direct talks
This Friday, September 15, town hall staff will meet residents at the weekly market. Between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m., visitors can discuss local services and support. Several departments will be on hand to provide information and answer questions. The event brings together representatives from different offices. The Senior Citizens’ Office, based on the ground floor of the town hall in rooms 041 to 047, will cover topics like aging, long-term care, and dementia. Staff will also explain support for severe disabilities and housing options for older residents.
Nearby, the Neighborhood Development office on the first floor will share details about community life. The coordinator will focus on coexistence and local initiatives in the district. The Volunteer Agency, located in the pavilion next to the town hall, will also take part. Their team will talk to anyone interested in volunteering opportunities and how to get involved.
Residents can drop by the market between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. to speak directly with staff. The event offers a chance to learn about services for older adults, community projects, and ways to volunteer. No appointments are needed—everyone is welcome to attend.
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Town hall takes services to the market this Friday for direct talks
No appointments, no barriers—just face-to-face help on senior care, neighborhood initiatives, and volunteering. Drop by and get answers directly from the experts.