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Monday, November 2, 2026 North Attleborough, Massachusetts · Change town
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Council confirms five appointees; approves street acceptance and funding

North Attleborough Town Council unanimously confirmed five appointees to municipal boards and committees. Vice President Keith Lapointe presided with eight members present.

Town Council FY27 · Meeting of August 24, 2026

North Attleborough Town Council unanimously confirmed five appointees to municipal boards and committees. Vice President Keith Lapointe presided with eight members present. The Council confirmed KP Law as town attorney at $70,000 annually for FY27, along with Carole Darrah to the Commission on Disability, Liborio Pusateri to the Cultural Council, Sasha Cuerda as a full-time Zoning Board member, and Jennifer Kovacevic to the Tri-County School Committee; all votes passed 8-0.

The Council accepted $25,000 in sidewalk mitigation funds from Achin Acres and approved street acceptance for Houde Street and Ronald C. Meyer Drive. Four labor agreement funding measures were referred to the Finance Sub-Committee, and flood insurance rate updates were referred to the Planning Board and Bylaw Subcommittee.

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Source: the Town Council FY27 meeting of August 24, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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