Finance Sub-Committee reviews FY27 department budget presentations across nine municipal offices. Subcommittee Chair John Simmons oversaw presentations from Conservation, Planning, Building, Human Resources, Town Clerk, Elections, Assessor, Accountant, and Treasurer departments. Town Manager
Conservation Commission approves pool project with strict wetland protections. Chair Kimberly Ciaramicoli's Commission issued an Order of Conditions for an in-ground swimming pool at 653 High Street, applicant Joseph Lurie, requiring a 25-foot no-disturb buffer, erosion controls, and field
North Attleborough Town Council By-Law Sub-Committee unanimously advances two zoning amendment measures. Chair Daniel Donovan led the subcommittee to 5-0 votes backing Measure 2026-046 to establish Multi-Use Overlay Districts, endorsed 5-0 by the Planning Board on April 9 and 4-0 by the Economic
North Attleborough Town Council unanimously approves seven measures in April meeting. The Council voted 8-0 to amend zoning bylaws allowing new and used auto dealerships in three commercial zones by Planning Board Special Permit, consolidating $514,190 in remaining school facility funds for
Board of Library Trustees launches strategic planning initiative. At its April 27 meeting, the board introduced strategic planning consultant Katherine Adelberg to guide development of library priorities; the board reviewed survey results that will inform focus group sessions in June 2026. Library
Planning Board recommends street acceptance, approves $165K bond, backs MXO zoning amendment. Chair Jason Gittle and the board voted unanimously to recommend to Town Council a new Multi-Use Overlay District bylaw establishing five mixed-use zones designed to encourage economic development beyond
Finance Sub-Committee reviews FY27 health and human services priorities. The Council on Aging reports grant-funded expansion including a digital literacy program with 30 iPads; the Health Department onboarded full-time staff and a regional nurse to expand capacity; Richards Memorial Library
The Council on Aging approved prior minutes unanimously and reviewed programming. Director Karen Testa proposed revisions to the Council on Aging mission statement for board approval.
Town Council Finance Sub-Committee advances consolidated school safety funding. The committee voted unanimously to recommend Measure 2026-070 to the full Council, combining two separate Capital Improvement Program measures and $514,190 in previously authorized but unspent funds for doors, security,
Zoning Board of Appeals approves three setback variances at April 16 hearing. Vice Chair Landis Hershey led the board in approving a front yard setback variance for William Cooke's deck at 543 North Washington Street, a side yard setback variance for Steven Russ's preexisting pool at 174 Mount Hope