North Attleborough Finance Sub-Committee advanced three measures and heard urgent briefing on health insurance crisis. Town Manager Michael Borg reported a $1.72 million deficit in the health insurance fund, with March claims hitting 124 percent of budget and GLP-1 costs driving overages. The
Conservation Commission approves dwelling and pool deck in water-body buffer zones. The North Attleborough Conservation Commission unanimously approved a new single-family dwelling at 657 Broadway Extension for Steve and Helen Hebert within the 100-foot buffer zone adjacent to Whiting's Pond, with
North Attleborough Finance Sub-Committee backs $50,000 for the town's 250th celebration. Subcommittee Chair John Simmons and members Laura Wagner, John Costello, and John Donohue unanimously voted 4-0 to recommend Measure 2026-066 to the full Town Council. Town Manager Michael Borg detailed the
North Attleborough Town Council unanimously approves $50,000 for 250th Independence celebration. The July 4-18 event will feature a declaration reading and parade, with funding covering operations, public safety details, permits, and vendor costs, Vice President Keith Lapointe confirmed. The
The North Attleborough Cultural Council affirmed officers and locked in its summer concert lineup. Nadge Edmond took on the role of Secretary and Kali DiMarco as Treasurer, with Ralph DiMarco continuing as Chair. Five summer concerts were confirmed through mid-July at a cost of $4,150, with three
Planning Board unanimously approves high school site plan with revised drainage conditions. Chair Jason Gittle, Vice Chair William Blais, and Members Gregory Lorincz, Connor Tarr, and Gregory Walsh voted 5-0 to back the Level 3 Major Site Plan Special Permit for the New North Attleborough High
The Traffic Study Advisory Group rejected a motion to fund a traffic study for truck restrictions on Fish Hatchery Road, following a resident's collision with an 18-wheeler that caused $3,500 in vehicle damage and a suspected wrist injury.
Veterans' Advisory Board unanimously approved prior minutes and coordinated 2026 observance planning across three towns. District Veteran's Agent Scott Smith reported the Veteran's Services Office relocated to 451 Elm Street and confirmed Memorial Day ceremonies set for May 20 (Plainville), May 23
North Attleborough Town Council's Bylaw Sub-Committee unanimously continued Measure 2026-046, a Multi-Use Overlay zoning amendment, pending further review and a full Council vote in May. Town Manager Michael Borg presented three core elements: updated development standards distinguishing required
North Attleborough Conservation Commission unanimously approves high school project. The Commission voted 4-0 on March 31 to issue an Order of Conditions for the new North Attleborough High School at 1 Wilson West Whitty Way, built on existing rear grass fields. Chair Kimberly Ciaramicoli and the
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