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
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
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
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,
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
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
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 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
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