North Attleborough Cable Advisory Committee approves prior minutes in thin session. The committee, composed of Chair Corey Anderson and Secretary Thomas Brennan, approved the February 12, 2026 minutes with a 2-0 vote. A recent Comcast online survey of 41 residents found a majority neutral or
North Attleborough Town Council approves modernized backyard chicken bylaw. The council voted unanimously 8-0 on Measure 2026-042 to allow residents to keep chickens on their property with public health safeguards, no roosters except in R-40 zones, and enforcement by the Animal Control Officer and
Planning Board approves mixed-use building and bank conversion in unanimous votes. Chair Jason Gittle oversaw approval of a Level 2 Site Plan Review for a four-story mixed-use building at 847 East Washington Street containing one commercial space and seven apartments, with a waiver granted from the
North Attleborough Bylaw Sub-Committee unanimously recommends charter amendment imposing 25-vote minimum for write-in candidates. The measure, emerging from the Charter Review Committee's five-year report and vetted by KP Law, requires write-in and sticker candidates to receive at least 25 votes to
Council on Aging approves relocation to town-owned building, sets expanded operating hours. The board unanimously accepted its January and February monthly reports, confirming an April 6, 2026 move to 451 Elm Street with new hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to noon
North Attleborough Conservation Commission approves home addition, authorizes environmental review of major development project. The commission unanimously issued an Order of Conditions for a one-story addition at 9 Diamond Street within the 100-foot buffer zone of Falls Pond, requiring all
Zoning Board of Appeals approves four major applications in Thursday night meeting. The board unanimously granted a Special Permit and five variances to Rte. 85 Realty Corp. for a gasoline fueling station and country store at 563 South Washington Street, including approval for three signs and a
The North Attleborough Finance Sub-Committee unanimously endorsed two measures reallocating dormant Capital Improvement Program funds. Measure 2026-060 reallocates $432,087.10 from closed projects to complete the Health and Human Services Project at 451 Elm Street, with Town Manager Michael Borg
Finance panel approves $21,500 transfer for senior center rent. The Town Council Finance Sub-Committee, chaired by John Simmons, voted 5-0 to send Measure 2026-056 to the full Council with a positive recommendation, authorizing the transfer from completed capital projects to cover the final month
North Attleborough Town Council approves senior center and police election measures. The council unanimously authorized a 21,500 dollar transfer from completed capital projects to the Council on Aging operating budget, with funds from the Martin School ADA playground project covering final rent at
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