The Council on Aging is still waiting to transition its programming from the Visitor Center to the Memorial Building and is looking to the Community Development Department for help.
The 57-year-old building has a new roof, heating and ventilation system, electrical system, lighting, windows, floors, refurbished cafeteria and reading room and an automated folding partition to section off the enlarged events and meeting room.
The board picked Caufield, who was one of four candidates, for the position on Monday. Caufield took over the job after former Director Carole Hilderbrand resigned earlier this year.