Per State Statute, the Columbia Commission on Aging (CONA) makes recommendations to the Columbia Board of Selectmen concerning the needs of Columbia senior citizens. CONA has three major areas of responsibility. These are:
- Determine the needs of the elderly;
- Recommend action;
- Act as an advocate for the elderly by being their liaison to both the municipal agent and the general public
Columbia’s Commission on Aging Mission Statement (CONA):
Our mission is to identify the needs of Columbia’s seniors and seniors-to-be with the best resources available. We maintain the priority of supporting and advocating for our elderly and their families in all aspects of life by providing social services, transportation, education, health, recreation, and resources that support their well being and independence.
| Members | Term | Address | Phone |
| (U) Vacant | XXXXX - 11/24/25 | ||
| (D) Marjorie Golden-Mossberg | 12/07/21 - 11/24/25 | 47 Route 87 | |
| (D) Margaret Ewald | 12/07/21 - 11/24/25 | 47 Route 87 | 860-228-4990 |
| (R) Jill Livingston | 12/07/21 - 11/24/25 | 9 Sharington Dr. | 860-228-1034 |
| (D) Vacant - CHM | XXXX - 11/24/25 | ||
| (U) Millie Ramsey | 12/07/21 - 11/24/25 | 100 Hunt Rd. | 860-729-5472 |
CT Commission on Aging Click on the link to the left to visit the website for the Connecticut Commission on Aging