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
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
Bylaw Sub-Committee backs three zoning and ordinance measures. The panel unanimously approved a revised backyard chicken ordinance incorporating eight amendments addressing inspection procedures, setback distances (chicken coops now must be 15 feet from property lines), and enforcement language
North Attleborough Town Council approves $33,611.88 for Multi-Factor Authentication software. The council voted unanimously to repurpose funds from the Town-Wide Technology Plan Account after the IT Department shifted from state and federal grant funding to municipal responsibility for the
The North Attleborough Town Council Bylaw Subcommittee advanced a Multi-Use Overlay District zoning amendment, directing staff to strengthen development standards and refine affordable housing language before full Council consideration. Subcommittee Chair Dan Donovan and members John Simmons, Laura
Town Council Finance Sub-Committee unanimously endorses software security upgrade. The committee backed Measure 2026-048, recommending authorization to repurpose $33,611.88 from the completed Town-Wide Technology Plan Account to purchase Multi-Factor Authentication Software, with a remaining
North Attleborough Town Council unanimously adopts Environmental Remediation Tax Relief Agreements bylaw. Town Manager Michael Borg's Measure 2026-041 passed 6-0 after public hearing and second reading, establishing a framework for negotiating Brownfields Tax Abatement Agreements on qualifying
Bylaw Subcommittee defers decisions on backyard chickens, mixed-use overlay districts, and auto dealerships. Chair Dan Donovan's panel postponed all three measures to February 18 or later following staff presentations and member debate. Measure 2026-042 on backyard chickens divided over an
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