Town Council transfers $5.3M to capital stabilization fund in FY26 move. President Justin Paré and all eight council members unanimously approved moving $5,317,073 in certified free cash into the Capital Stabilization Account, which earns 4.5 percent interest and requires separate votes to deploy
North Attleborough Bylaw Sub-Committee moves backyard chicken permit forward. Chair Dan Donovan's five-member panel amended Measure 2026-042 to limit zoning updates to chickens only, avoiding unintended permission for other livestock, and tasked Members Laura Wagner and John Donohue with drafting a
Town Council Finance Sub-Committee advances $50,000 legal services transfer. Measure 2026-045 authorizes the reserve fund allocation to address mounting legal expenses, with Brady vs. Town litigation comprising $45,570 of the costs; Town Manager Michael Borg reported Brady currently owes the Town
Town Council rejects commercial rezoning of former school site. The Town Council voted down Measure 2026-011 in a 4-5 tally that fell short of the six-vote supermajority required for zoning changes. The measure sought to rezone 290 Allen Avenue from residential to commercial to prepare the former
The North Attleborough Town Council Bylaw Sub-Committee unanimously approved Measure 2026-041, establishing a brownfield tax abatement program under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 59, Section 59A. Sub-Committee Chair Dan Donovan and Town Manager Michael Borg reviewed the proposed bylaw and
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