North Attleborough Town, Massachusetts

North Attleborough Housing Authority

The North Attleborough Housing Authority meeting on July 23, 2026 will address several agenda items. Routine consent items include approving the June 2026 minutes and reviewing the RSC Report and the Executive Director’s Modernization Report. New business items cover a Poulin request for closeout with wage reports, a directive on a Housing Choice Voucher shortfall, and a vote on the Authority’s Annual Plan submission. The meeting will also feature a subcommittee update, unfinished business, and a period for public comment.

• Vote on Annual Plan submission
• Poulin request for closeout with wage reports
• Housing Choice Voucher shortfall directive
• Subcommittee update including Accounting Services
• Approval of June 2026 minutes

Retirement Board

The Retirement Board will meet to review routine retirement calculations, refunds, and member updates. The board is also scheduled to discuss updates regarding the FY27 Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) and pension fund appropriations.

• FY27 COLA Update
• FY27 Pension Fund Appropriation Update
• IT Providers Update
• Office Equipment Procurement
• Board Member Election Update

Town Manager

The Town Manager’s office will hold a quarterly Service Feedback Forum for GATRA transit riders on July 23, 2026. The meeting will provide updates on feedback from past sessions, discuss any future plans, and allow the public to comment on GATRA services. Free language assistance and accommodations will be offered upon request.

• Update on feedback from past meetings
• Update on any future plans
• Public comments on GATRA services
• Free language assistance and accommodations available on request
• Contact for feedback: 800‑483‑2500, [email protected], 774‑226‑1263 (TTY 711)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold continued public hearings for Hipolito Aguilera (110 Cumberland Ave) and Pasquale Passi Jr (25 Everett St). New public hearings are scheduled for Paul and Barbara Briggs (295 Kelley Blvd, two docket numbers) and Kyle Cehanowicz (300 E Washington St). The board will also consider a variance extension request for 104 N. Washington St and approve the minutes from the June 18, 2026 meeting.

• Continued public hearing – 110 Cumberland Ave (Hipolito Aguilera)
• Continued public hearing – 25 Everett St (Pasquale Passi Jr)
• New public hearing – 295 Kelley Blvd (Paul and Barbara Briggs) D4235
• New public hearing – 295 Kelley Blvd (Paul and Barbara Briggs) D4236
• ZBA extension request – 104 N. Washington St

Historical Commission

Town Manager

Election Commission

The North Attleborough Election Commissioners will receive updates on poll‑pad training, the schedule for the September and November elections, and a mailing to all inactive voters identified in the 2026 census. They will also review the status of year‑end campaign‑finance reports and approve the minutes from the May 14, 2026 meeting.

• Poll Pads training update
• Update on upcoming September and November elections
• Mailing to all inactive voters per 2026 census
• Year‑end campaign finance reports status
• Approval of May 14, 2026 meeting minutes

School Department

School Department

The Curriculum Policy Subcommittee is meeting to review School Committee Policies Section J through L with the Massachusetts Association of School Committees (MASC).

• Review of School Committee Policies Section J - L

Council on Aging

The Council on Aging will approve minutes from June 16, 2026, and vote on monthly reports. The agenda includes the election of officers, the review of a draft SHINE Memorandum of Understanding, and the discussion of a draft brochure and bylaws.

• Approval of June 16, 2026 minutes
• Vote on monthly reports
• Election of officers
• Review of draft SHINE Memorandum of Understanding
• Discussion of draft brochure and bylaws

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will consider two Notices of Intent. The NOI for 159 Paul Lizotte Dr. by Forge Building Corp. is being continued to September 15, 2026 at the applicant’s request. The NOI for 60 Wendy Drive by Joshua and Cherie Jensen includes revised documents and plans. The commission will also hear a request for a Certificate of Compliance for 657 High Street and provide an update on draft conservation bylaws.

• Continuation of NOI for 159 Paul Lizotte Dr. (Forge Building Corp.) to Sep 15, 2026
• Review of revised NOI documents and plans for 60 Wendy Drive (Joshua & Cherie Jensen)
• Request for Certificate of Compliance for 657 High Street (Susan Keith)
• Update on draft Conservation Bylaw and regulations

Cultural Council

The Cultural Council will review old‑business items including the Project Board, the 250th Anniversary Retrospective, a coloring‑book update, and the Summer Concert Series. It will also discuss new‑business items such as choosing next month’s social‑media posts, a banner project update, and the status of the new resident welcome packet.

• Project Board Review
• 250th Anniversary Retrospective
• Coloring Book Update – reprint and new
• Choose social media posts for next month
• Banner Project Update

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will meet to discuss the library's strategic plan and review monthly statistics. The agenda includes a confirmation of reappointment and general board business.

• Confirmation of reappointment
• Review of Strategic Plan
• Director's Report on monthly statistics and highlights

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to reorganize the board and approve minutes from June 29, 2026. The meeting includes an executive session to discuss abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases.

• Reorganization of the Board
• Approval of June 29, 2026 minutes
• Executive session regarding abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases

School Building Committee

The School Building Committee will discuss construction updates and neighbor meetings, then vote to approve the June 18, 2026 meeting minutes, the June 2026 invoices, and the 90% CD MSBA submission.

• Vote to approve 6/18/2026 meeting minutes
• Vote to approve June 2026 invoices
• Vote to approve 90% CD MSBA submission

Commission on Disability

The North Attleborough Municipal Commission on Disability will meet on July 16, 2026 at 12:00 PM. Commissioners will discuss old‑business items including a splash pad project presented by guest Katie Fisher, the Veterans Park project, and a pending handicap parking sheet. New‑business items include welcoming new member Mary Walnut and seeking additional members. The meeting will end with a vote and any other business.

• Guest Katie Fisher presentation on splash pad – request for thoughts
• Discussion of Veterans Park project (Dan Knight/Department Head Meeting)
• Review of pending handicap parking sheet
• Planning for block party on 9/17/2026 at 5 pm – table attendees
• Welcome new member Mary Walnut and call for additional members

Cable Advisory Committee

The North Attleborough Cable Advisory Committee will discuss the renewal of Comcast’s cable license. The board will review financial and technical requests related to the license negotiation. The committee will also hold a final discussion before inviting Verizon to a meeting. The agenda includes resident comments and scheduling of the next meeting.

• Comcast license renewal discussion
• Review of financial and technical requests in license negotiation
• Final discussion before inviting Verizon to a meeting
• Resident and community comment period
• Finalize next meeting date and agenda

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will consider awarding contracts for land improvements on Landry Avenue and a preliminary sewer design, as well as replacing a wastewater truck and purchasing a valve exerciser.

• Contract award: Walsh Contracting for Landry Avenue improvements
• Contract award: C.N. Wood for Vactor truck replacement
• Contract award: Wachs Utility Products for valve exerciser/hydro-excavator
• Contract award: Weston and Sampson for Year 10 sewer investigation preliminary design
• Public meeting scheduled for July 15, 2026 at 6:30 PM

Board of Health

The Board of Health will consider permit approvals for a body art practitioner and two food-related businesses. The board will also discuss chicken by-law guidance and provide updates on Achin Acres and the Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance.

• Body Art Practitioner License for Sadie Reindeau, Porcelain Modified
• Residential Kitchen Permit for Steven Long, Long Vendz LLC
• Food Service Permit for Lisa Moran, Showcase Cinemas
• Chicken by-law guidance
• Achin Acres update

Licensing Board

The Licensing Board will consider several special one-day liquor licenses for events at Veteran’s Common and South Washington Street. The board will also vote on a junk dealer's license, a theater license, and a coin-operated machine license.

• Class I License for McGovern Nissan of Attleboro at 685 South Washington Street
• Special One-Day Liquor Licenses for Angle Tree Brewery at Veteran’s Common
• Junk Dealer’s License for Origin Curated Thrift Goods at 999 South Washington Street
• Theater License for Showcase Cinema de Lux North Attleboro at 840 South Washington Street
• Coin Operated Machine License for 14 machines at Showcase Cinema de Lux North Attleboro

Board of Assessors

The North Attleborough Board of Assessors will conduct routine business including roll call, board reorganization, approval of June 29 minutes, and a signature folder. The meeting will also feature community announcements, an assistant assessors report, and resident comments. The primary substantive discussion will focus on abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases.

• Reorganize Board
• Approve Minutes from June 29, 2026
• Signature Folder
• Assistant Assessors Report
• Discuss abatements, exemptions and ATB cases

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider two bond items: a $29,000 bond for Arsen Hambardzumian & Hipolito Aguilera and a $312,097.50 bond release for John Walsh’s Jeffrey Drive project. It will review a street acceptance recommendation for Ronald C. Meyer Drive and Houde Street. Public hearings will be held on a 7‑lot Hillside Estates subdivision and a Level 3 special permit for a 20,000 sf industrial building with 25 parking spaces at 405 Plain Street. Additional Level 1 site plan reviews include a daycare change of use at The Think Lab and a 40,420 sf solar canopy at Metalor.

• Bond approval – $29,000 for Arsen Hambardzumian & Hipolito Aguilera (829 South Washington St.)
• Bond release – $312,097.50 for John Walsh, Jeffrey Drive (Westwood Estates)
• Street acceptance recommendation – Ronald C. Meyer Drive & Houde Street (Walsh Realty Partnership)
• Level 3 Major Site Plan Special Permit – 20,000 sf industrial building with 25 parking spaces at 405 Plain St.
• Level 1 Site Plan Review – 40,420 sf solar canopy parking lot at Metalor, 255 John L Dietsch Blvd.

Town Forest Committee

The Town Forest Committee will discuss a proposal from Deschamps Mats Systems to provide accessible trail access mats. They will also consider the possible addition of a Thomas Dambo Troll sculpture to the Town Forest. Old business includes discussion of town forest maintenance.

• Proposal from Deschamps Mats Systems for accessible trail access mats
• Consideration of adding a Thomas Dambo Troll sculpture to the Town Forest
• Town Forest Maintenance (old business)

North Attleborough Housing Authority

The North Attleborough Housing Authority will hold a public hearing on July 9, 2026 at 6:00 PM at 204 Elm Street to review its proposed Annual Plan for fiscal year 2027. The plan includes a three‑year capital improvement plan, a maintenance and repair plan, the current operating budget, responses to performance‑management review findings, and lists of policies and regulatory waivers. Residents and the public may submit oral, written, or emailed comments before the hearing closes. The Authority will summarize substantive comments and incorporate them as appropriate before submitting the final plan to the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities.

• Public hearing on the FY 2027 Annual Plan (July 9, 2026, 6:00 PM, 204 Elm St.)
• Review of proposed 3‑year Capital Improvement Plan
• Review of Maintenance and Repair Plan
• Review of Current Operating Budget
• Review of Performance Management Review responses and policy waivers

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will review a request for determination of applicability for 14 Wild Acres Road, consider a notice of intent for 60 Wendy Drive, discuss a modification request for 451 Elm Street that includes a regional food security center and playground, vote on issuing an Order of Conditions for 563 South Washington Street, and consider a certificate of compliance request for 26 Charles W. Barth Drive. The meeting will also include updates on the as‑built of Gregory Manor and on draft conservation bylaws.

• Request for Determination of Applicability, 14 Wild Acres Rd (RDA #26-08)
• Notice of Intent, 60 Wendy Drive (SE 243-10xxx)
• Modification request for 451 Elm Street – Regional Food Security Center and playground (SE 243-0998)
• Vote to issue Order of Conditions, 563 South Washington Street (Rob Knappik, Route 85 Realty Corp., SE 243-1022)
• Request for Certificate of Compliance, 26 Charles W. Barth Dr. (James Mason, SE 243-0537)

Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance

The Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance will meet virtually to review the FY26 annual report and the July newsletter. The body will also discuss regional staff updates and performance review timelines.

• Review and acceptance of past meeting minutes
• FY26 Annual Report review
• FY27 Massachusetts Environmental Health Yankee Conference registration
• Performance Standard Results Review timeline
• Regional Staff Performance Review timeline

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to conduct regular business and review minutes from June 29, 2026. The meeting includes an executive session to discuss abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases.

• Approval of June 29, 2026 minutes
• Executive session regarding abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will discuss and vote on DPW enterprise rates and fees, approve the Plainville operations and maintenance annual rate, and award change orders for wastewater, water, and highway projects.

• DPW Enterprise Rates and Fees
• Plainville O&M Annual Rate
• OakKnoll Pump Station C/O
• Hillman Well Design C/O
• Landry Ave Design C/O

Board of Assessors

The North Attleborough Board of Assessors will hold a public meeting on June 29, 2026 at 4:00 PM. The agenda includes routine items such as attendance, approval of the June 15, 2026 minutes, a signature folder, community announcements, an assistant assessors report, resident comments, old and new business, and an executive‑session adjournment. No specific policy proposals, contracts, or fee changes are listed.

• Approval of June 15, 2026 meeting minutes

Retirement Board

The North Attleborough Retirement Board will meet to discuss investment and budget matters, process retirement calculations, and address personnel issues in executive session. The meeting agenda lists updates on board elections and the replacement of a network switch as old business.

• Review of investment and accounting matters
• Discussion of funding and budget matters
• Consideration of a Fifth Member Position
• Update on Board Member Election
• Update on Replacement of Network Switch

Planning Board

The Planning Board will conduct a public hearing for a major site plan permit for a gas station and country store. The board will also consider a bond release and street acceptance for the Westwood Estates development.

• Public hearing for Imperial Gas Station and Country Store at 563 South Washington St
• Bond release of $312,097.50 for Jeffrey Drive in Westwood Estates
• Street acceptance recommendation for Ronald C. Meyer Drive and Houde Street
• 7-lot subdivision off Cumberland Ave (Hillside Estates) continued to July 30
• New High School pre-construction meeting

The Board approved a Level 3 Major Site Plan Special Permit for the Imperial Gas Station with Country Store, adopting the amended conditions by a 4‑0 vote. A bond release for Jeffrey Drive ($312,097.50) and a street acceptance recommendation for Ronald C. Meyer Drive & Houde Street were tabled until July 9. The Hillside Estates 7‑lot subdivision was continued to July 30. The meeting was adjourned by a 4‑0 vote.

• Approved Level 3 Major Site Plan Special Permit for Imperial Gas Station (4‑0)
• Tabled Jeffrey Drive bond release ($312,097.50) to July 9
• Tabled Ronald C. Meyer Drive & Houde Street acceptance recommendation to July 9
• Continued Hillside Estates 7‑lot subdivision review to July 30
• Adjourned meeting (4‑0)

North Attleborough Electric Board of Commissioners

The North Attleborough Electric Board will reconstitute its membership by appointing a Chair and Vice Chair, and approve minutes from the March 25 and May 7 meetings. Commissioners will review the NAED Opportunity Fund and discuss using stabilization funds, deferred revenues, or a Power Cost Adjustment to address a budget deficit. The board will consider awarding the NAED Parking Lot Project contract, limited to $250,000, and will hold an executive session on union negotiations and non‑union employee wages.

• Award NAED Parking Lot Project contract (up to $250k) after bid review
• Review NAED Opportunity Fund and options for covering budget deficit
• Reconstitute Board: appoint Chair (Gregg Ellis) and Vice Chair (Kory Campbell)
• Approve regular session minutes from 03‑25‑2026 and 05‑07‑2026
• Executive session to discuss union negotiations and non‑union employee wages

Town Manager

The Town Manager meeting will hold a public hearing to decide if a female German Shepherd living on White Oak Way is a dangerous or nuisance dog. The hearing follows standard agenda items such as roll call, pledge of allegiance, and resident comment. No other decisions are listed.

• Public hearing to determine if a female German Shepherd on White Oak Way is a dangerous or nuisance dog

Board of Health

The North Attleborough Board of Health will meet to approve minutes and financial expenditures, review a catering permit for Green on Main, and discuss the Summer Eats Program and a potential proposal for Achin Acres.

• Catering permit for Green on Main DBA Dreams Event Venue
• Summer Eats Program
• Achin Acres proposal for health agent review
• Approval of minutes
• Financial Budget Expenditures

School Department

The North Attleborough School Committee will vote to accept the memorandum of understanding between the public schools and the North Attleborough Police Department for a School Resource Officer (SRO) program. It will also vote to approve the contract for Superintendent John Antonucci, which was discussed in an executive session. The executive session was convened to discuss contract negotiations with Superintendent Antonucci that were deemed unsuitable for open discussion.

• Vote to accept the MOU between North Attleborough Public Schools and the North Attleborough Police Department (SRO Program)
• Vote to approve the contract for Superintendent John Antonucci as discussed in executive session
• Executive session to discuss contract negotiations with Superintendent John Antonucci

Town Council FY26

The North Attleborough Town Council will vote on a $750,000 transfer from Capital Stabilization to the municipal Other Post‑Employment Benefits (OPEB) fund. It will also consider reappointments to several boards and commissions, and hold public hearings on a floodplain district bylaw update and a backyard chicken bylaw table. Additional finance measures include funding for wastewater sludge removal and other end‑of‑year transfers.

• Measure 2026-125 – Confirmation of reappointments to various boards, commissions and committees
• Measure 2026-101 – Acceptance of Floodplain District Bylaw Update
• Measure 2026-068 – Acceptance of proposed use table for newly accepted backyard chicken bylaw
• Measure 2026-109 – Transfer $69,000 from Wastewater Emergency Reserve and $220,000 from Wastewater Retained Earnings to fund sludge removal services
• Measure 2026-114 – Approval of $750,000 transfer from Capital Stabilization to OPEB

Town Council FY26

The Town Council Audit Sub-Committee will meet to continue discussions regarding the FY25 Audit. The meeting also includes a review of the Updated Town Remediation of Findings Summary.

• Continued discussion of FY25 Audit
• Review of Updated Town Remediation of Findings Summary
• Approval of May 26, 2026 meeting minutes

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to conduct routine business and review reports. The meeting includes an executive session to discuss abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases.

• Approval of June 15, 2025 minutes
• Assistant Assessors Report
• Executive session regarding abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases

Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance

The Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance will review and vote on its FY27 workplan and FY27 budget. The meeting will also include a review and acceptance of past meeting minutes and community updates. No public participation in speaking is allowed at this meeting.

• FY27 Workplan Review and Vote
• FY27 Budget Review and Vote
• Review and Acceptance of Past Meeting Minutes
• Community Updates

Election Commission

The Election Commission will approve the May 14, 2026 meeting minutes and receive updates on poll‑pad training, upcoming September and November elections, and mailing to inactive voters identified in the 2026 census. It will also review the status of year‑end campaign finance reports. The meeting concludes with scheduling of the next session.

• Poll Pads training update
• Update on upcoming September/November elections
• Mailing to all inactive voters per 2026 census
• Year‑end campaign finance reports status

Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance

The alliance will review and accept the minutes from the previous meeting. Candidates for the Shared Services Coordinator position will be interviewed. The board will discuss the role and then vote to appoint a Shared Services Coordinator. No public speaking will be allowed.

• Review and acceptance of past meeting minutes
• Interviews of Shared Services Coordinator candidates
• Discussion of the Shared Services Coordinator role
• Vote to appoint a Shared Services Coordinator

School Building Committee

The School Building Committee will review construction status and schedule updates. The body will vote on several awards and the authority to sign construction change documents.

• Vote to approve authority to sign CCDs up to $75K
• Vote to approve Testing & Inspection Agent award
• Vote to approve ETSI Engagement
• Vote to approve Concrete OAL
• Vote to approve May 2026 invoices

Zoning Board of Appeals

The North Attleborough Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public meeting to continue hearings on Hipolito Aguilar’s appeal and consider five new appeals regarding property at 110 Cumberland Ave, 12 Kenney Ln, 32 White Oak Way, 40 Delphis A Monast Jr Way, and 60 Wendy Dr. The board will also approve meeting minutes from May 28, 2026.

• Continued hearing for Hipolito Aguilar at 110 Cumberland Ave
• New hearing for Benjamin Sinclaire at 12 Kenney Ln
• New hearing for Steven Long at 32 White Oak Way
• New hearing for Joshua E. & Cherie M. Jenson at 60 Wendy Dr
• Approval of meeting minutes from May 28, 2026

Town Council FY26

The North Attleborough Town Council Finance Sub-Committee will consider transferring $750,000 from the Capital Stabilization fund to the Other Post-Employment Benefits fund and repurposing Free Cash to replace boilers at Community and Amvet Elementary Schools.

• Transfer $750,000 from Capital Stabilization to OPEB fund
• Repurpose Free Cash for HVAC boiler replacements at Community and Amvet Elementary Schools
• Authorize end-of-year municipal relief transfers
• Create Sewer Emergency Relief Fund (SERF) from project turnback
• Appropriate Free Cash to close FY24 and FY25 deficit account balances

Council on Aging

The North Attleborough Council on Aging will meet to elect officers and address a board opening. The body will also discuss several community initiatives including a fan drive and an I-Pad loaner program.

• Election of Officers
• I-Pad Loaner Program
• Fan Drive
• Board Opening
• Postcard Mailing Project update

Town Manager

The Southeast Massachusetts Metropolitan Planning Organization will hold a remote meeting on June 16, 2026. Members will vote on several Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) amendments, including adding funding for the Raynham‑Taunton Bridge replacement and endorsing a project to install missing crosswalks in North Attleborough. The agenda also includes approval of the May 19, 2026 minutes, a Regional Transit Authorities report, endorsement of the FY2027 Draft Unified Planning Work Program, and a transportation funding priorities poll.

• Roll‑call vote to approve May 19, 2026 meeting minutes
• Roll‑call vote to release TIP Amendment #7 and add funding for the Raynham‑Taunton Bridge replacement (South Street East over the Taunton River)
• Roll‑call vote to endorse TIP Amendment #6 for District 5 VRU missing crosswalks at state signals in North Attleborough
• Roll‑call vote to endorse the FY2027 Draft Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP)
• Transportation Funding Priorities poll

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will consider a Notice of Intent, a Request for Certificate of Compliance, and an Emergency Certification for specific town properties. The body will also receive an update on draft conservation bylaws and regulations.

• Notice of Intent for 563 South Washington St. (Rob Knapik, RTE 85 Realty Corp, LLC)
• Request for Certificate of Compliance for 20 Larsen Way (Mark Johnson)
• Emergency Certification for 60 Wendy Dr (Larry Titlton)
• Update on Conservation bylaw and regulations drafts

The Conservation Commission voted 5‑0 to close the public hearing for the 563 South Washington Street notice of intent, accepting the applicant’s revised plans and additional conditions. The applicant agreed to provide a licensed site professional, use a frac tank for dewatering, test water before discharge, and submit a dedicated wetland‑replication plan sheet. The Commission denied an emergency certification for the 60 Wendy Drive fire‑damaged residence, directing the owner to file a new notice of intent. Minutes from the June 2 meeting were approved and the session was adjourned, both by 5‑0 votes.

• Closed public hearing for 563 South Washington St project (5-0)
• Denied emergency certification for 60 Wendy Dr project
• Approved June 2, 2026 minutes (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)
• Required applicant to provide Licensed Site Professional contact
• Required use of frac tank and water testing for dewatering
• Required submission of standalone wetland replication plan sheet
• Stated final inspection required before issuing Certificate of Compliance

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to approve minutes from the previous meeting and discuss abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases. The public may provide comment during the session.

• Approval of June 8, 2026 minutes
• Discussion of abatements and exemptions
• Discussion of ATB Cases
• Public comment period
• Executive session adjournment

Commission on Disability

The Commission on Disability will approve minutes from March and May, discuss project planning resources, and hear from a YMCA representative regarding the splash pad. The meeting will also address vacant seats on the commission.

• Approval of March and May Commission on Disability minutes
• Discussion of COD Project Planning Resources
• Guest speaker: YMCA Vice President of Philanthropy regarding Splash Pad
• Addressing vacant Commission on Disability seats

Town Council FY26

The North Attleborough Town Council will consider a slate of financial measures in New Business, including a $750,000 transfer from the Capital Stabilization account to the municipal Other Post‑Employment Benefits (OPEB) fund. Other items include repurposing free cash for critical HVAC boiler replacements at Community and Amvet Elementary Schools, amendments to FY27 enterprise fund appropriations, creation of a Sewer Emergency Relief Fund, and appropriations to close FY24‑FY25 deficit balances. All measures are listed as voted items for the June 15, 2026 meeting.

• Measure 2026-114 – Transfer $750,000 from Capital Stabilization to OPEB
• Measure 2026-115 – Repurpose free cash to fund HVAC boiler replacements at Community and Amvet Elementary Schools
• Measure 2026-120 – Create and fund the Sewer Emergency Relief Fund (SERF) from a sewer project turnback
• Measure 2026-117 – Amend FY27 Solid Waste Enterprise Fund appropriation amount
• Measure 2026-124 – Free cash appropriation to close FY24 and FY25 deficit account balances

At the June 15, 2026 meeting, Councilors voted to refer Measures 2026‑114 through 2026‑124 to the Finance Sub‑Committee for further review. The motion, made by Councilor Simmons and seconded by Councilor Costello, passed unanimously 7‑0. The Council also voted to adjourn the meeting, with a motion by Councilor Simmons and second by Councilor McCarthy, passing 7‑0.

• Referred Measures 2026‑114‑124 to Finance Sub‑Committee (7‑0)
• Adjourned meeting (7‑0)

Cultural Council

The North Attleborough Cultural Council will hear resident comments and discuss several ongoing projects. Items include updates on the town's 250th anniversary, a coloring book reprint, the summer concert series, and the youth poet laureate program. New business will address management of ongoing projects, social media, the Pride Festival, a banner project, and a welcome packet for new residents.

• 250th Anniversary Update
• Coloring Book Reprint
• Summer Concert Series
• Youth Poet Laureate Status
• Pride Festival Update

The Cultural Council assigned Ralph to share its current project list with guest artist Cindy and coordinate a follow‑up discussion. Reverend Stephen A. Trimble will present a proposed historical coloring book concept to the Historical Society. Roy will make another outreach attempt to MeatBar for advertising space in the coloring book. The council also agreed to revisit concert‑genre diversity after the 2025 season and postponed new‑business items due to low attendance.

• Ralph to share the Council's current project list with Cindy and coordinate follow‑up discussion
• Reverend Stephen A. Trimble to present the future coloring book concept to the Historical Society
• Roy to make an additional outreach attempt to MeatBar for coloring book advertising
• Committee agreed to revisit musical‑genre diversity for the Summer Concert Series after the 2025 season
• New‑business discussion postponed to a future meeting due to attendance
• Committee expressed interest in forming project teams or subcommittees for larger initiatives

Veterans' Advisory Board

The Veterans' Advisory Board will meet to review minutes and receive updates from various Veterans Service Officers. The meeting includes reports regarding North Attleboro, Plainville, and Wrentham.

• VSO Updates
• Town Updates
• North Attleboro Updates
• Plainville Updates
• Wrentham Updates

Town Council FY26

The North Attleborough Town Council will consider three measures at its June 11, 2026 meeting. Measure 2026-101 seeks approval to update Flood Insurance Rate Maps for parcels 25005C0084G, 25005C0092G, 25005C0103H, and 25005C0111H effective June 23, 2026. Measure 2026-068 adopts a use‑table for the newly accepted chicken bylaw, and Measure 2026-107 creates designated multiple‑member boards eligible for stipend compensation under Charter Section 9‑1(b)(iii).

• Measure 2026-101 – approval to update Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRM) for parcels 25005C0084G, 25005C0092G, 25005C0103H, and 25005C0111H effective June 23, 2026
• Measure 2026-068 – acceptance of the proposed use‑table for the newly accepted chicken bylaw
• Measure 2026-107 – establishment of designated multiple‑member bodies eligible for stipend compensation per Charter Section 9‑1(b)(iii)

North Attleborough Housing Authority

The North Attleborough Housing Authority will hold its regular monthly meeting on June 11, 2026 at the Howard Estate, 204 Elm Street. The agenda includes consent items for March‑May 2026 minutes and monthly financials, and new business such as a staffing update, a vote on the CHAMP calculation for PMR, continuation of a commercial lease with So. Wash., and capital updates. A public hearing on the Authority’s annual plan is scheduled for July 9, 2026, with a vote on the plan set for the July 25 meeting. Residents may address the board during the public comment portion.

• Vote on CHAMP calculation for PMR
• Continuation of commercial lease with So. Wash.
• Staffing update
• Public hearing on annual plan – July 9, 2026
• Upcoming vote on annual plan – July 25, 2026

Town Manager

The Joint Transportation Planning Group will discuss regional transit updates and the South Coast Rail Noise Mitigation Program. The body will vote on recommending a funding amendment for a bridge project and endorsing the FFY2027 Unified Planning Work Program.

• Proposed Amendment #7 to FFY2026-2030 TIP to add funding for Raynham-Taunton Bridge Replacement (South Street East over the Taunton River)
• FFY2027 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) recommendation
• South Coast Rail Noise Mitigation Program presentation
• Focus 2050: Planning for the Future of the MBTA
• Annual elections for Chair and Vice-Chairs

Town Council FY26

The Finance Sub-Committee is meeting to discuss and authorize several fund transfers. These include funding for wastewater services, ambulance reserves, and school infrastructure replacements.

• Measure 2026-109: Transfer $69,000 from Wastewater Emergency Reserve and $220,000 from Wastewater Retained Earnings for sludge removal services
• Measure 2026-110: Authorization of an Ambulance Receipt Reserve Account transfer
• Measure 2026-111: Authorization of end of year Municipal Relief Transfers
• Measure 2026-113: Repurposing funds from completed CIP projects for HVAC boiler replacements at Community and Amvet Elementary Schools

The Finance Sub‑Committee approved three measures: transfer $69,000 from the Wastewater Emergency Reserve and $220,000 from Wastewater Retained Earnings to fund sludge removal services; authorize end‑of‑year municipal relief transfers; and repurpose funds from completed CIP projects to replace critical HVAC boilers at Community and Amvet Elementary Schools. All three measures were sent to the Town Council with a positive recommendation and passed unanimously (6‑0). The June 3, 2026 Finance Sub‑Committee minutes were also approved (5‑0‑1).

• Transfer $69,000 from Wastewater Emergency Reserve and $220,000 from Wastewater Retained Earnings to Sludge Removal Services – Passed 6‑0
• Authorization of End of Year Municipal Relief Transfers – Passed 6‑0
• Authorization to repurpose CIP funds for critical HVAC boiler replacements at Community and Amvet Elementary Schools – Passed 6‑0
• Approval of June 3, 2026 Finance Sub‑Committee minutes – Passed 5‑0‑1

Board of Public Works

Board of Health

The North Attleborough Board of Health will consider a body art license for Melissa Butler's Porcelain Modified-Body Art Establishment. The board will also review financial budget expenditures and receive updates from the Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance. New business includes discussion of the town's 250th anniversary food truck festival. The meeting will conclude with the director's report and public comments.

• Permit approval for Melissa Butler's body art license
• Review of financial budget expenditures
• Discussion of the 250th anniversary food truck festival
• Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance update
• Public Health Nurse May report

School Department

The North Attleborough School Committee will recognize retirees, hear presentations on safety and AI governance, and vote on approving policies and appointing the superintendent to the BICO Board of Directors. The meeting will also include a discussion on the superintendent's evaluation.

• Recognition of 2025-2026 retirees
• Annual Wellness Policy Report
• Vote to appoint Dr. John Antonucci to BICO Board
• Vote to approve Policies Sections A - I
• Discussion on Superintendent Evaluation

Town Council FY26

The council will consider a series of financial measures for FY27, including fund transfers, appropriations for various enterprise funds, capital improvement projects, and bylaw updates. Specific items include a $2.5 million transfer from Capital Improvement Stabilization to the Health Insurance Account, end‑of‑year municipal relief transfers, and a memorandum of agreement to join the Massachusetts Group Insurance Commission effective Jan 1 2027. Additional measures cover annual appropriations for the general fund, OPEB, ambulance, solid waste, sewer, water, and PEG access funds, as well as updates to flood insurance rate maps and property tax exemptions. Routine agenda items such as approval of minutes, community updates, and a vote to accept the FY25 audit are also on the docket.

• Authorization to transfer $2.5 million from Capital Improvement Stabilization to the Health Insurance Account (Measure 2026-103)
• Authorization of end‑of‑year municipal relief transfers (Measures 2026-104 and 2026-111)
• Execution of a Memorandum of Agreement for participation in the Massachusetts Group Insurance Commission effective Jan 1 2027 (Measure 2026-106)
• FY27 General Fund and enterprise fund annual appropriations (Measures 2026-072 through 2026-079)
• Update to Flood Insurance Rate Maps for map numbers 25005C0084G, 25005C0092G, 25005C0103H, and 25005C0111H effective June 23 2026 (Measure 2026-101)

The council unanimously approved the FY27 General Fund Annual Appropriation and related enterprise fund appropriations. They also approved a $2,500,000 transfer from Capital Improvement Stabilization to fund the Health Insurance Account and a $916,138.03 municipal relief transfer. The council authorized the Town Manager to execute a memorandum of agreement for participation in the Massachusetts Group Insurance Commission effective Jan 1 2027. All motions passed with a 9‑0 vote.

• Approved Measure 2026-103 transfer $2,500,000 to Health Insurance Account (9-0)
• Approved Measure 2026-104 municipal relief transfers $916,138.03 (9-0)
• Approved Measure 2026-106 execution of GIC memorandum of agreement (9-0)
• Approved Measure 2026-072 FY27 General Fund Annual Appropriation (9-0)
• Approved Measure 2026-073 FY27 OPEB Funding (9-0)
• Approved Measure 2026-074 FY27 Ambulance Receipts Reserved for Appropriation Transfer (9-0)
• Approved Measure 2026-075 FY27 Solid Waste Enterprise Fund Annual Appropriation (9-0)
• Approved Measure 2026-076 FY27 Sewer Enterprise Fund Annual Appropriation (9-0)

Licensing Board

The North Attleborough Licensing Board will consider approvals for multiple alcohol-related licenses. Items include a winery license for Zydeco Meadery at the Farmer’s Market, an alcohol license for Skyroc Brewery at the same market, and several one‑day liquor licenses for events at Angle Tree Brewery and Dreams Event Venue. The board will also vote on a Common Victuallers License for Ally’s Cookies and add pinball machines to an Entertainment Equipment License.

• Approve a Farmer’s Market Winery license for Kilombo de Pradinas, LLC d/b/a Zydeco Meadery at the North Attleborough Farmer’s Market on five Saturdays in 2026
• Approve a Farmer’s Market Alcohol license for Skyroc Brewery Distillery Winery at the North Attleborough Farmer’s Market from June 13 through October 10, 2026
• Approve a Special One Day Liquor license for Angle Tree Brewery (45 Elm St.) to serve beer at a Plant Expo Market on June 14, 2026
• Approve Special One Day Liquor licenses for Green on Main, LLC d/b/a Dreams Event Venue (999 South Washington St., Unit E219) for multiple events in June and July 2026
• Approve a Common Victuallers License for Ally’s Cookies LLC d/b/a Ally’s Cookies at 19 South Washington St.

Board of Assessors

The North Attleborough Board of Assessors will hold its regular public meeting on June 8, 2026. The agenda includes routine items such as roll‑call, approval of the June 1 minutes, reports, and community comments, followed by discussion of abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases. The meeting will conclude with an executive‑session adjournment.

• Approval of June 1, 2026 minutes
• Assistant Assessors Report
• Resident and Community Comment
• Discussion of abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases
• Adjournment to Executive Session

Town Council FY26

The North Attleborough Town Council Audit Subcommittee will convene to approve previous meeting minutes and continue a discussion on the FY25 audit and the town's remediation of findings.

• Approval of May 26, 2026 meeting minutes
• Continued discussion of FY25 audit and remediation summary

Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance

The Alliance will hold a 30‑minute virtual meeting on June 5, 2026. The agenda lists only a resident and community comment period and notes that a request for proposal for a shared‑service coordinator has been automatically deferred to a future meeting. No decisions or substantive agenda items are scheduled for this session.

• Resident and Community Comment
• Request for proposal for Shared Service Coordinator – automatically deferred

Town Manager

The coalition will review and approve the February and March emergency committee minutes, receive a Local State Advisory Committee update, hear HMCC program and budget updates for Budget Periods 2 and 3, and discuss planner training, SOP drafts, and recent public‑health threats such as Hantavirus and Ebola.

• Review & approval of February & March emergency committee minutes
• Local State Advisory Committee (LSAC) update
• HMCC budget updates for Budget Period 2 and Budget Period 3
• Planner report on Emergency Operations Center interface training and draft SOP for risk communication
• Open discussion of recent public‑health emergencies (e.g., Hantavirus, Ebola)

School Department

The Curriculum Policy Subcommittee will discuss a review of the North Attleborough Middle School Math Program. The meeting is scheduled for June 4, 2026, at 2:00 PM in the James Rice Conference Room.

• North Attleborough Middle School Math Program Review
• Curriculum Policy Subcommittee meeting
• Meeting held at Woodcock Administration Building
• Meeting held virtually via login

Town Manager

The Executive Committee is meeting to discuss public health emergency preparedness, including updates regarding the FIFA World Cup. The body will review budget priorities for Budget Period 3 and evaluate recent training courses.

• Discussion of FIFA World Cup updates
• Review of Budget Period 3 priorities and deliverables
• Evaluation of Emergency Ops Center Interface training by Crawford & Associates
• Evaluation of PIO/Risk Communication training by Sarah Lux
• Review of Crisis Communication SOP and Logistics Plan revisions

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider a bond release of $312,097.50 for Jeffrey Drive in Westwood Estates. It will hold public hearings on rescinding a 1993 subdivision plan for North Attleborough Square, a Level 3 major site plan for an Imperial Gas Station with Country Store at 563 South Washington Street, and a 7‑lot Hillside Estates subdivision off Cumberland Avenue. A public hearing will consider a proposed amendment to Chapter 290, Section 290‑6 of the zoning bylaw to update FEMA flood insurance maps. Another hearing will consider amending the zoning use table to allow backyard chickens in all residential zones under Chapter 108.

• Bond release of $312,097.50 for Jeffrey Drive, Westwood Estates
• Street acceptance recommendation for Ronald C. Meyer Drive & Houde Street, Westwood Estates
• Public hearing to rescind 1993 North Attleborough Square subdivision plan (1360, 1400, 1470 South Washington St)
• Level 3 Major Site Plan Special Permit for Imperial Gas Station with Country Store at 563 South Washington St
• Proposed amendment to Floodplain District (Chapter 290‑6) to update FEMA flood maps

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will hear three Requests for Determination of Applicability (RDA) for Oak Knoll Pump Station, 191 Bungay Rd, and 132 Old Post Rd. It will also review two Notices of Intent (NOI) for projects at 159 Paul Lizotte Dr and 563 South Washington St. A request for a Certificate of Compliance for 20 Larsen Way will be considered, and the commission will provide an update on the draft conservation bylaw and regulations.

• RDA #26-05 – Oak Knoll Pump Station (Mark Hollowell, DPW)
• RDA #26-06 – 191 Bungay Rd (Daniel Avila)
• RDA #26-07 – 132 Old Post Rd (Dale & Ann Langille)
• NOI – 159 Paul Lizotte Dr (Forge Building Corp., SE 243-1010)
• NOI – 563 South Washington St (RTE 85 Realty Corp., LLC, SE 243-1022)

The Conservation Commission approved Negative 3 Determinations of Applicability for three projects: Oak Knoll Pump Station, 191 Bungay Rd deck reconstruction, and 132 Old Post Rd shed, each with specific conditions. It also voted to extend the Notice of Intent for two sites and to continue a Certificate of Compliance request. Minutes from the May 12 meeting were approved and the public session was adjourned.

• Issued Negative 3 Determination for Oak Knoll Pump Station with erosion‑control conditions (4‑0)
• Issued Negative 3 Determination for 191 Bungay Rd deck reconstruction, prohibiting stockpiling outside erosion controls (4‑0)
• Issued Negative 3 Determination for 132 Old Post Rd shed, prohibiting a concrete pad beneath the shed (4‑0)
• Continued Notice of Intent for 159 Paul Lizotte Dr to July 21, 2026 (4‑0)
• Continued Notice of Intent for 563 South Washington St to June 16, 2026 (4‑0)
• Continued Request for Certificate of Compliance for 20 Larsen Way to June 16, 2026 (4‑0)
• Approved minutes for May 12, 2026 (4‑0)
• Adjourned public meeting at 8:07 (4‑0)

Town Council FY26

The Town Council is meeting to discuss and decide on the FY2027 final budget presentation and associated appropriation measures. The agenda includes funding for the general fund, enterprise funds, and various capital improvement projects. The council will also consider specific fund transfers and tax exemptions.

• FY27 General Fund Annual Appropriation (Measure 2026-072)
• FY27 Capital Improvement Program projects funded by borrowing, stabilization, and free cash
• FY27 Real Estate Property Tax Exemption of 100% (Measure 2026-089)
• Transfer of 2.5 MM from Capital Improvement Stabilization to the Health Insurance Account (Measure 2026-103)
• Memorandum of Agreement for participation in the Massachusetts Group Insurance Commission effective January 1, 2027

The Finance Sub‑Committee sent FY27 General Fund, OPEB, enterprise fund appropriations and capital improvement program measures to the Town Council with a positive recommendation. It also authorized a $2.5 million transfer from the Capital Improvement Stabilization fund to the Health Insurance Account, a $916,138.03 end‑of‑year municipal relief transfer, and the execution of a memorandum of agreement to join the Massachusetts Group Insurance Commission. All actions were approved unanimously (6‑0).

• Approved FY27 General Fund Annual Appropriation (Measure 2026-072) – passed 6‑0
• Approved FY27 OPEB Funding (Measure 2026-073) – passed 6‑0
• Approved FY27 Capital Improvement Program measures (2026-072 through 2026-080, 2026-082 through 2026-084, 2026-085 amended, 2026-086 through 2026-092) – passed 6‑0
• Authorized $2.5 million transfer from Capital Improvement Stabilization to Health Insurance Account (Measure 2026-103) – passed 6‑0
• Authorized $916,138.03 end‑of‑year municipal relief transfers (Measure 2026-104) – passed 6‑0
• Authorized execution of memorandum of agreement to join Massachusetts Group Insurance Commission effective Jan 1 2027 (Measure 2026-106) – passed 6‑0

Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance

The Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance will review its FY27 workplan, budget timeline, and decide on a special meeting date (June 11 or June 18). It will discuss the MAVEN contract nurse and consider an internship opportunity. Additional items include a request‑for‑proposal timeline review, a standard operating procedure review, and regional staff updates.

• FY27 Workplan and Budget Timeline with special meeting date options
• MAVEN Contract Nurse Discussion
• Internship Opportunity Discussion
• Request for Proposal Timeline Review
• Standard Operating Procedure Review

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to approve minutes from May 18, 2026, and discuss abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases during an executive session.

• Approval of May 18, 2026 minutes
• Discussion of abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases
• Executive session to discuss specific cases
• Resident and community comment period
• Upcoming schedule review

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will conduct a continued public hearing for HIPOLITO AGUILERA at 110 Cumberland Ave (D4217). It will also hold new public hearings for GETS LLC (13 Prospect St, D4221), PASQUALE PASSI JR (25 Everett St, D4222), OLIVIA WILLS (17 Gould St, D4223), and other listed properties. The board will approve the meeting minutes from April 16, 2026. No decisions on the applications are made at this meeting.

• Continued hearing – HIPOLITO AGUILERA, 110 Cumberland Ave (D4217)
• New hearing – GETS LLC, 13 Prospect Street (D4221)
• New hearing – PASQUALE PASSI JR, 25 Everett Street (D4222)
• New hearing – OLIVIA WILLS, 17 Gould Street (D4223)
• Approve meeting minutes from 4/16/2026

The board continued the hearing on the 110 Cumberland Ave subdivision to June 18, 2026 (4‑0). It denied GETS LLC’s variance request for lot size and width at 13 Prospect Street (3‑2). Hearings on the 25 Everett St application and Olivia Wills’ withdrawal were both continued or approved unanimously. The board also approved a home‑occupation sign permit for 195 Commonwealth Ave, a hot‑tub side‑yard variance for 139 Grant St, and a withdrawal of the 17 Gould St application.

• Continue 110 Cumberland Ave hearing to June 18, 2026 (4‑0)
• Deny GETS LLC lot‑size and width variance at 13 Prospect St (3‑2)
• Continue 25 Everett St hearing to July 23, 2026 (5‑0)
• Approve withdrawal of Olivia Wills application without prejudice (5‑0)
• Approve Home Occupation special permit with sign for 195 Commonwealth Ave (5‑0)
• Approve 2.5‑ft side‑yard variance for hot tub at 139 Grant St (5‑0)

Retirement Board

The Retirement Board will hold a hearing on the FY27 Cost of Living Adjustment. It will review the Dahab Quarterly Performance Report and consider regular business items such as minutes, new members, refunds, service purchase and military buyback requests, retirements, and deaths. The board will discuss investment and budget matters, address old business including the staff health insurance MOA and a board member election, and consider new business to replace a network switch.

• FY27 Cost of Living Adjustment - COLA Hearing
• Dahab Quarterly Performance Report
• Staff Health Insurance MOA
• Board Member Election
• Replacement of Network Switch

Town Council FY26

The North Attleborough Town Council meeting will include a public hearing on the FY27 Town Annual Budget. Councilors will confirm appointments of Special Police Officers for the 2026‑2027 term. Several measures will be considered, including fund transfers, contract extensions, stipend appropriations, and a street acceptance. No old business is pending.

• Public hearing on FY27 Town Annual Budget
• Measure 2026-100: Extension of Harpers Payroll Services and Labor Logic, LLC d.b.a. Harpers Time & Attendance contracts for an additional year
• Measure 2026-102: Appropriation of $65,000 from FY26 Certified Free Cash for board and committee member stipends
• Measure 2026-103: Authorization to transfer $2.5 million from Capital Improvement Stabilization to the Health Insurance Account
• Measure 2026-108: Approval of street acceptance for Houde Street and a segment of Ronald C. Meyer Drive (Westwood Estates Subdivision)

The council unanimously approved the May 11 minutes and confirmed eight new Special Police Officers. It also approved transfers to cover the FY2026 snow and ice deficit, extended payroll and time‑attendance contracts for another year, and appropriated $65,000 from free cash to fund a one‑year stipend program for appointed board and committee members.

• Approved May 11, 2026 Town Council minutes (8-0)
• Confirmed appointments of eight Special Police Officers (terms June 1, 2026 – May 31, 2027)
• Approved $293,570.44 transfer to Snow/Ice Salary Line and $495,525.12 transfer to Snow/Ice Expense Line (8-0)
• Approved one‑year extensions of Harpers Payroll Services and Labor Logic contracts (8-0)
• Appropriated $65,000 from FY26 Certified Free Cash for board and committee stipends (8-0)
• Opened FY27 Budget public hearing (8-0)
• Closed FY27 Budget public hearing (8-0)

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will consider several items, including a public shade‑tree hearing and a proposal to transfer retained earnings to the town’s sewer enterprise. It will also review a change order for Highway‑Lorruso Corp’s 2026 road‑maintenance contract. Additional agenda items cover licensed utility installers and project updates.

• Public Shade Tree Hearing
• Authorize transfer of Retained Earnings to Sewer Enterprise
• Highway‑Lorruso Corp – 2026 Maintenance of Roads Change Order
• Licensed Utility Installers
• Update on Projects

Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance

The Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance will hold a virtual meeting on May 27, 2026, to discuss training and inspection mistakes. No public participation is permitted.

• BayState TrainingHub presentation
• Common Inspection Mistakes discussion
• Meeting review and next steps
• No public participation allowed

Town Council FY26

The Town Council Audit Sub‑Committee will present the FY25 audit report and related documents prepared by CliftonLarsonAllen LLP. Council members will review the Final Management Letter, Financial Statements, GAO Report, and Governance Letter. After the presentation, the council will discuss next steps based on the audit findings.

• Presentation of FY25 audit report and findings by CLA (CliftonLarsonAllen LLP)
• Review of FY25 Final Management Letter
• Review of FY25 Financial Statements
• Review of FY25 GAO Report
• Discussion of next steps after the audit

Board of Health

The North Attleborough Board of Health will consider the peer‑review results for the Achin Acres and Horsley Whitten projects and decide on final acceptance. It will also receive April reports from the Human Services Coordinator and the Public Health Nurse, review the financial budget expenditures, and hear resident and community comments. Additional items include a complaint log, an update from the Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance, and any new or old business.

• Peer review of Achin Acres and Horsley Whitten – potential final board acceptance
• Approval of meeting minutes
• Review of financial budget expenditures
• April report from Human Services Coordinator Stephen Berdos
• April report from Public Health Nurse AnneMarie Fleming

Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance

The Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance will meet virtually to discuss operational standards and training. The body will review procedures for a new hoarding task force and ClearPath training.

• Review of New Hoarding Task Force Standard Operating Procedures
• Overview of ClearPath Training
• Case Consultation

North Attleborough Housing Authority

The North Attleborough Housing Authority will meet to review financial reports and minutes from March and April 2026. The board will discuss staffing updates and the continuation of a commercial lease on South Washington Street.

• Review of March 2026 monthly financials and quarter ending March 31, 2026
• Staffing update
• Commercial lease continuation for So. Wash.
• Sub-committee update

School Building Committee

The North Attleborough School Building Committee will discuss schedule updates, the ERP#1 award status, construction preparations, and a neighbor meeting update. It will then vote to approve the April 23, 2026 meeting minutes, April 2026 invoices, pre‑GMP #1, and D+W Amendment #7. The meeting is scheduled for May 21, 2026 at 4:00 PM in the Woodcock Administration Building.

• Vote to approve 4/23/26 meeting minutes
• Vote to approve April 2026 invoices
• Vote to approve pre‑GMP #1
• Vote to approve D+W Amendment #7

Cultural Council

The North Attleborough Cultural Council is meeting to review updates on several community events and projects. The body will discuss ongoing initiatives including the 250th Anniversary and new proposals for a resident welcome packet.

• 250th Anniversary updates including Food Truck Festival, PNAB, and Block Party
• 451 Elm Street New Building Gallery
• Banner Project
• Pride Festival Update
• New Resident Welcome Packet

The Cultural Council reported that the 451 Art Gallery project is complete and artwork is installed. The Council approved town funding for the Dixie Diehards band at the Food Truck Festival and decided not to proceed with the proposed sculpture due to its $36,000 cost. The council also planned a July 2 patriotic performance on the Town Green and noted that the design for 200 “Neighbor Cards” must be voted on before printing.

• Approved town covering cost for Dixie Diehards band (two‑hour performance at Food Truck Festival)
• Decided not to move forward with town sculpture concept (approx. $36,000 model cost)
• Scheduled July 2 patriotic performance by Community Band on Town Green at no cost
• Ralph to submit tent application for Painting North Attleborough Beautiful event on July 11
• Completed 451 Art Gallery project with artwork installed
• Neighbor Card design must be voted on before printing 200 cards
• Council discussed need for arts‑qualified judges for PNAB; outreach to continue

Commission on Disability

The Commission on Disability will meet to approve March minutes and address old business. The primary discussion item involves COD Project Planning Resources-Beyond Compliance Questions.

• Approval of March Commission on Disability minutes
• Discussion of COD Project Planning Resources-Beyond Compliance Questions

Parks & Recreation

The Parks & Recreation Commission will hold its regular public meeting on May 20, 2026 at the WW I Park & Zoo Building. The agenda includes a vote on rules and regulations, setting future meeting dates, and updates on the Capital Improvement Plan and the High Street project. The commission will also receive a director’s report on zoo, parks, and programs and allow resident comments.

• Vote on Rules & Regulations
• Set future meeting dates and times
• Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) update (new business)
• High Street update (old business)
• Director’s report on zoo, parks, and programs

Town Manager

The SMMPO meeting will consider several roll‑call votes on transportation improvement programs. Members will vote to endorse TIP Amendment #5, which includes $2,714,714 state funding for the Dighton Bridge Replacement and removal of the Dartmouth Corridor project from the current TIP. Additional votes will increase Section 5307 and State Capital Assistance funding for SRTA preventative maintenance and ADA paratransit services, and adopt Global Warming Solutions Act requirements. The agenda also includes a public comment period and a presentation of the draft 2027‑2031 Transportation Improvement Program.

• Remove 607871 Dartmouth Corridor Improvements (Route 6, Faunce Corner Rd to Hathaway Rd) from the FFY2026‑2030 TIP.
• Allocate $2,714,714 of Statewide‑CON‑Bridge On‑System funding to the Dighton Bridge Replacement (Project 613636, Pleasant St over Muddy Cove) for FY2026.
• Increase SRTA Section 5307 funding for preventative maintenance from $800,000 to $1,200,000 and State Capital Assistance from $200,000 to $300,000 (Project T00200).
• Increase SRTA Section 5307 funding for non‑fixed route ADA paratransit from $160,000 to $400,000 and State Capital Assistance from $40,000 to $400,000 (Project T00204).
• Add amendment #6 for District 5 VRU missing crosswalks at state signals in North Attleborough (Project 614243).

Town Manager

The coalition will review budget updates and training program results. Members will discuss public health emergencies, Hantavirus, and emergency planning for FIFA.

• Budget updates for BP 2 and BP 3
• Evaluation results for EOC Interface training by Crawford & Associates
• Review of initial Standard Operating Procedure draft for Risk Communication
• Discussion of emergency preparations pertaining to FIFA
• Discussion of Hantavirus

Town Manager

The Bristol County Public Health Emergency Preparedness Executive Committee will review and vote on the February and March meeting minutes. It will discuss updates on the FIFA World Cup, budget priorities for Budget Period 3, and training course evaluations. The committee will also review the Crisis Communication SOP, a minor revision to the Logistics Plan, and receive updates from the Health & Medical Coordinating Coalition and the State Department of Public Health.

• Vote on concurrence for February and March meeting minutes
• Discussion of FIFA World Cup updates
• Review of Budget Period 3 priorities and deliverables
• Evaluation of two training courses: Emergency Ops Center Interface and Public Information Officer/Risk Communication
• Review of Crisis Communication SOP and minor Logistics Plan revision

Council on Aging

The North Attleborough Council on Aging will approve minutes from its April 21, 2026 meeting and vote on monthly reports. It will review a revised mission statement and a postcard mailing plan. New business includes discussion of the FY ’27 Capital Improvement Program and ideas for summer classes. The meeting will conclude with public comment.

• Approve minutes of the COA meeting of April 21, 2026
• Vote on monthly reports
• Review revised mission statement (FY ’27)
• Discuss Capital Improvement Program FY ’27
• Consider new ideas for summer classes

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors will meet to conduct routine business and review minutes from May 11, 2026. The meeting includes an executive session to discuss abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases.

• Approval of May 11, 2026 minutes
• Executive session regarding abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees will meet to discuss a strategic plan consultant visit and approve minutes. Two board members are up for renewal. The meeting will include a director's report and resident announcements.

• Approval of minutes
• Strategic plan consultant visit discussion
• Two board member renewals
• Director's report: Monthly Statistics and Highlights
• Public meeting at Richards Memorial Library

Veterans' Advisory Board

The Veterans Advisory Board will hold a public meeting to discuss capital improvements for NA Veterans Park and receive updates from various town departments. The agenda includes a review of the previous meeting's minutes and a discussion of the summer meeting schedule.

• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• NA Veterans Park Capital Improvement Presentation
• VSO Updates
• Town Updates
• Summer Meeting Schedule

Cable Advisory Committee

The committee will first approve the minutes from its March 26 meeting. The main business is a discussion of the Comcast license renewal, including financial and technical requests, with input from North TV Executive Director Peter Gay. Residents will have an opportunity to comment, and the group will set the date and agenda for its next meeting.

• Approve minutes from the March 26, 2026 Cable Advisory Committee meeting
• Discuss Comcast license renewal and related financial and technical requests
• Guest speaker: Peter Gay, Executive Director of North TV (93 South Washington St.)
• Resident and community comment period
• Finalize date and agenda for the next committee meeting

The committee approved the March 26, 2026 Cable Advisory Committee meeting minutes with a 2‑0 vote. Members discussed several Comcast license renewal requests but took no formal action on them. The meeting was adjourned by a 2‑0 vote.

• Approved March 26, 2026 meeting minutes (2-0)
• Motion to adjourn carried (2-0)
• No decision made on Comcast license renewal requests

Town Manager

The Joint Transportation Planning Group will consider several agenda items, including approval of the April 8 minutes, public comments, and reports from regional transit authorities. The group will present the draft FY 2027‑2031 Transportation Improvement Program and vote to recommend it to the SMMPO for endorsement. Additional informational items include a TIP adjustment for the Wareham culvert and dam replacement and a TIP amendment covering the Dartmouth Corridor, Dighton Bridge replacement, and increased funding for SRTA maintenance and paratransit.

• Draft FY 2027‑2031 Transportation Improvement Program – roll‑call vote to recommend to SMMPO for endorsement
• TIP Adjustment #3: $10,770,811 regional funds and $6,438,378 statewide funds for Wareham Culvert and Dam Replacement on Cranberry Highway at Route 28/Route 6
• TIP Amendment #5: Removal of Dartmouth Corridor Improvements on Route 6 (Faunce Corner Rd to Hathaway Rd) from TIP
• TIP Amendment #5: $2,714,714 Statewide‑CON‑Bridge funding for Dighton Bridge Replacement, Pleasant Street over Muddy Cove
• TIP Amendment #5: Increase Section 5307 funding for SRTA Preventative Maintenance to $1,200,000 and State Capital Assistance to $300,000; increase Section 5307 funding for SRTA Non‑Fixed Route ADA Paratransit to $400,000 and State Capital Assistance to $400,000

Town Council FY26

The Town Council Finance Sub-Committee will discuss funding for a snow and ice deficit and contract extensions for payroll services. The body is also considering an appropriation of free cash to compensate appointed board and committee members.

• Measure 2026-102: Appropriation of $65,000 from FY26 Certified Free Cash for board and committee member stipends
• Measure 2026-099: Funding for FY2026 Snow and Ice Deficit
• Measure 2026-100: One-year contract extensions for Harpers Payroll Services and Labor Logic, LLC (Harpers Time & Attendance)

The Finance Sub‑Committee approved the May 4, 2026 meeting minutes unanimously. It voted to forward three measures to the Town Council with positive recommendations: funding the $789,095.56 snow‑and‑ice deficit, extending the Harpers payroll services contract for one year, and appropriating $65,000 for board and committee stipends. All votes were 6‑0 in favor. The meeting was adjourned at 6:58 PM.

• Approve May 4, 2026 Finance Sub‑Committee minutes (6‑0)
• Send Measure 2026-099 (snow & ice deficit funding) to Council with positive recommendation (6‑0)
• Send Measure 2026-100 (extension of Harpers payroll services contract) to Council with positive recommendation (6‑0)
• Send Measure 2026-102 (appropriation of $65,000 for board and committee stipends) to Council with positive recommendation (6‑0)
• Adjourn meeting (6‑0)

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will consider several agenda items, including a public shade tree hearing and a request to connect a catch basin at 411 N. Washingtong St. Additional items include a water and sewer main extension on Emmanual Way, highway hot‑mix work on Kelley Blvd, and contract award or change orders. The meeting also provides project updates and other business.

• Public Shade Tree Hearing
• Approve Connection to Catch Basin – 411 N. Washingtong St
• Water and Sewer Main Extension (Emmanual Way)
• Highway – Pawtucket Hot Mix – Kelley Blvd Road Improvements
• Contract Award/Change Orders

Board of Health

The Board of Health will approve minutes and financial expenditures, review April reports from staff, and discuss a 40Y regulation. The meeting will also include a Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance update.

• Approval of April reports from Assistant Health Agent Rob Casper and Health Agent Brian McCracken
• Discussion of 40Y regulation
• Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance update
• Review of Achin Acre's and Horsley Whitten correspondence
• Approval of previous meeting minutes

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will review two Requests for Determination of Applicability (RDA) for 95 Colonial Way (Daniel Avila) and 38 Buttonwood Circle (Jay Dancer). It will also consider a Notice of Intent for a project at 563 South Washington Street submitted by Rob Knapik of RTE 85 Realty Corp, LLC. Additionally, a Request for Certificate of Compliance for 20 Larsen Way (Mark Johnson) will be addressed, and the commission will discuss updates on 451 Elm Street and draft revisions to the conservation bylaw and regulations.

• RDA #26-03 for 95 Colonial Way – Daniel Avila
• RDA #26-04 for 38 Buttonwood Circle – Jay Dancer
• Notice of Intent (NOI) for 563 South Washington St. – Rob Knapik, RTE 85 Realty Corp, LLC
• Request for Certificate of Compliance for 20 Larsen Way – Mark Johnson
• Discussion on 451 Elm Street and conservation bylaw draft updates

The Conservation Commission voted 4-0 to issue a Negative 3 Determination of Applicability for 95 Colonial Way, requiring proper pool drainage. It also voted 4-0 to issue a Negative 3 Determination of Applicability for 38 Buttonwood Circle, allowing tree removal with specific conditions. The commission further continued a Notice of Intent for 563 South Washington Street and a Certificate of Compliance request for 20 Larsen Way to the June 2, 2026 meeting. All motions passed unanimously.

• Issued Negative 3 Determination of Applicability for 95 Colonial Way (pool) – 4-0
• Issued Negative 3 Determination of Applicability for 38 Buttonwood Circle (tree removal) – 4-0
• Continued Notice of Intent for 563 South Washington Street to June 2, 2026 – 4-0
• Continued Request for Certificate of Compliance for 20 Larsen Way to June 2, 2026 – 4-0
• Approved April 28, 2026 minutes – 4-0
• Adjourned meeting – 4-0

Town Council FY26

The Town Council will hold a public hearing and vote on amending zoning bylaws to establish Multi-Use Overlay Districts. The body will also consider several funding transfers and contract extensions.

• Measure 2026-046: Amendment to Zoning Bylaws for Multi-Use Overlay Districts (MXO)
• Measure 2026-098: $12,140 from FY26 Free Cash for two town signs
• Measure 2026-102: $65,000 from FY26 Certified Free Cash for appointed board and committee stipends
• Measure 2026-100: One-year contract extensions for Harpers Payroll Services and Labor Logic, LLC
• Measure 2026-101: Update to Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRM) effective June 23, 2026

The council approved the minutes from the April 27, 2026 meeting by a 6‑0 vote. It then approved Measure 2026-046, amending the zoning bylaws to create Multi‑Use Overlay Districts, also by a 6‑0 vote. Measure 2026-098, transferring $12,140 from FY26 free cash to purchase two downtown welcome signs, was approved 6‑0, while Measures 2026-099, 2026-100, 2026-101, and 2026-102 were each referred to the Finance Sub‑Committee by 6‑0 votes. The meeting was adjourned with a 7‑0 vote.

• Approved Town Council minutes of April 27, 2026 (6-0)
• Approved Measure 2026-046 to amend zoning bylaws for Multi‑Use Overlay Districts (6-0)
• Approved Measure 2026-098 to transfer $12,140 for two town signs (6-0)
• Referred Measure 2026-099 (snow and ice deficit funding) to Finance Sub‑Committee (6-0)
• Referred Measure 2026-100 (extension of Harpers payroll services contract) to Finance Sub‑Committee (6-0)
• Referred Measure 2026-101 (update Flood Insurance Rate Maps) to Finance Sub‑Committee (6-0)
• Referred Measure 2026-102 (allocate $65,000 for board and committee stipends) to Finance Sub‑Committee (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting (7-0)

Licensing Board

The North Attleborough Licensing Board will vote to approve the minutes from its April 27, 2026 meeting. It will also vote to grant a Junk Dealers License to Deirdre Ferguson d/b/a Altered Echoes at 149 Elmwood Street. Additionally, the board will vote to approve a Special One Day Liquor License for Holland Brands NA, LLC d/b/a Native Sun at 1320 South Washington Street for a Plant Bingo Night with Angle Tree Brewery on May 15, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

• Approve Junk Dealers License for Deirdre Ferguson d/b/a Altered Echoes, 149 Elmwood Street
• Approve Special One Day Liquor License for Holland Brands NA, LLC d/b/a Native Sun, 1320 South Washington Street, for a Plant Bingo Night with Angle Tree Brewery on May 15, 2026

Board of Assessors

The North Attleborough Board of Assessors will meet on May 11, 2026 at 4:00 PM in the Assessor’s Office Meeting Room. The agenda includes discussion of abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases. The meeting also includes routine items such as roll call, approval of minutes, and public comments.

• Approval of minutes from May 4, 2026
• Discussion of abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases

North Attleborough Electric Board of Commissioners

The board will reconstitute itself by appointing a new member and officers, approve the March 25, 2026 meeting minutes, and discuss operational updates, energy market impacts, advanced metering, and upcoming projects such as a $2.1 million high‑school installation.

• Introduce new member Mr. Cliff Bassett and appoint Chair (Gregg Ellis) and Vice Chair (Kory Campbell)
• Approve regular session minutes from 03‑25‑2026
• Discuss NA High School project estimated at ~$2.1 M, including $1.3 M in material costs, to start after the school year
• IBEW Unit A & B contract negotiations began 03‑18‑2026; existing agreement ends 06‑30‑2026
• Upcoming ERP “Business Central” project to provide financial dashboards for the board

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hear a presentation on the town’s unaccepted roads and acceptance process. It will also conduct a Level 1 site‑plan review for the Air Guardian project located at 23 Chestnut Street. The meeting includes the standard public hearing segment and other routine Board business.

• Presentation on unaccepted roads and acceptance process (Director of Public Works)
• Level 1 site‑plan review for Air Guardian at 23 Chestnut Street
• Public hearing session (no specific agenda listed)
• Chair’s Corner
• Planner’s Platter

The board approved the Level 1 site plan for Air Guardian at 23 Chestnut Street, requiring the parking lot to be striped as shown in the plan (vote 3‑0‑1). It also moved the Imperial Gas Station special‑permit hearing to May 21 and opened a public hearing for the Hillside Estates subdivision, continuing its review to July 30. The meeting was adjourned at 8:06 PM (vote 4‑0).

• Approved Level 1 Site Plan for Air Guardian with parking striping condition (3‑0‑1)
• Continued Imperial Gas Station special‑permit hearing to May 21 (4‑0)
• Opened public hearing for Hillside Estates subdivision (3‑0)
• Continued Hillside Estates subdivision matter to July 30 (3‑0)
• Adjourned meeting at 8:06 PM (4‑0)

Historical Commission

The North Attleborough Historical Commission will hold its regular public meeting. The agenda includes routine items such as a call to order, pledge of allegiance, approval of minutes, commission announcements and resident comments, and discussion of new and old business. No specific projects or decisions are detailed in the agenda.

Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance

The Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance will meet to review a request for proposal timeline and regional staff updates. The body will vote on expenditures for trainings and a language line quote. Members will also discuss the FY27 workplan and budget timeline.

• Expenditure votes for trainings
• Expenditure vote for Language Line quote
• FY27 Workplan and Budget Timeline discussion
• Request for Proposal timeline review
• Hoarding Task Force update

Town Forest Committee

The Town Forest Committee will meet to review a proposal for accessible trail mats and the potential addition of a Thomas Dambo Troll sculpture. The committee will also discuss ongoing town forest maintenance.

• Proposal from Deschamps Mats Systems for accessible trail access mats
• Possible addition of a Thomas Dambo Troll to the Town Forest
• Town Forest maintenance updates

Board of Assessors

The North Attleborough Board of Assessors will meet on May 4, 2026. The agenda includes routine items such as roll call, approval of April 13, 2026 minutes, and reports, and it schedules discussion of abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases. No specific contracts, dollar amounts, or decisions are detailed in the agenda.

• Approval of April 13, 2026 meeting minutes
• Assistant Assessors Report
• Resident and Community Comment period
• Discussion of abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases
• Adjournment to Executive Session

School Department

The School Committee will review updates on the MSBA building project and the FY ’27 budget. The body is also scheduled to vote on revised fee schedule language for outdoor track payments.

• Vote on revised language in the North fee schedule for Spring Game Officials - Outdoor Track payment
• MSBA Building Project Update
• FY ’27 Budget Update
• Review of bills dated April 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 2026
• Early Release Day Childcare Interest Survey results

Town Council FY26

The Town Council Finance Sub-Committee will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and begin presentations on the FY27 department budgets, specifically focusing on the School Department, Crossing Guards, and School Transportation.

• Approval of April 30, 2026, Finance Sub-Committee Meeting Minutes
• FY27 Department Budget Presentations: Education
• School Department budget review
• Crossing Guards budget review
• School Transportation budget review

The minutes for the North Attleborough Town Council FY26 meeting on May 4, 2026 could not be retrieved; the file returned a "not found" error. Consequently, no actions, approvals, or votes are documented. No decisions can be reported from this meeting.

Town Council FY26

The Finance Sub-Committee will hear budget presentations for the FY27 fiscal year. The meeting focuses on funding requests for public works and building properties.

• FY27 Budget presentation: Public Buildings & Properties (192)
• FY27 Budget presentation: DPW Administration (421)
• FY27 Budget presentation: DPW Highway (422)
• FY27 Budget presentation: DPW Sewer (440), Water (450), and Solid Waste (430)
• Discussion of Capital Improvement Projects

The Finance Sub‑Committee formally approved the minutes from the April 29 2026 meeting, even though the minutes were not available at the time. The remainder of the session consisted of FY27 budget presentations and informational updates from various departments. No other motions were adopted, denied, or tabled.

• Approved April 29, 2026 Finance Sub‑Committee meeting minutes (no vote tally recorded)

Town Council FY26

The North Attleborough Town Council will approve minutes and then hear FY27 budget presentations for multiple departments, including Community Development, Administration, and Finance. No specific expenditures are listed. The meeting also includes resident comments and standard procedural items.

• Community Development budget: Conservation, Zoning, Planning, Building
• Administration budget: Human Resources, Town Clerk, Elections, Town Council, Town Manager
• Finance budget: Assessor, Accountant, Treasurer/Collector, Long Term Debt, Collector
• Approval of meeting minutes and Finance Sub‑Committee minutes
• Resident and community comment period

The council approved the April 22, 2026 Finance Sub‑Committee meeting minutes with a 5‑0‑1 vote (Costello abstained). After departmental presentations, members moved to adjourn, which passed (seconded by Costello). No other formal actions were taken.

• Approved April 22, 2026 Finance Sub‑Committee minutes (5‑0‑1)
• Adjourned meeting (motion passed, seconded by Costello)

Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance

The Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance will hold a virtual meeting to call the session to order, review and accept the minutes from the previous meeting, and examine the community health assessment. No public speaking will be allowed, and any unfinished business will be deferred to a future agenda.

• Call to Order
• Review and acceptance of past meeting minutes
• Review of the community health assessment
• Adjournment

Board of Health

The North Attleborough Board of Health will consider permit approvals for two food businesses, review reports from the Human Services Coordinator and the Public Health Nurse, and discuss the complaint log and community comments. It will also address financial budget expenditures and receive an update from the Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance. Additional items include old business, new business, and correspondence matters.

• Permit approvals: North Attleboro Gulf (retail food) and Boulevard Pizza (food service)
• Human Services Coordinator Stephen Berdos – reports for January, February, March
• Public Health Nurse AnneMarie Fleming – March report
• Financial budget expenditures review
• Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance update

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will hear three Notice of Intent (NOI) applications for land development and review a Certificate of Compliance request. The meeting will also include updates on a landscape plan modification and draft conservation bylaws.

• Notice of Intent for 159 Paul Lizotte Dr.
• Notice of Intent for 563 South Washington St.
• Notice of Intent for 653 High Street
• Certificate of Compliance request for 20 Larsen Way
• Minor modification request for Kelley Boulevard landscape plan

The Conservation Commission continued two Notices of Intent—one for 159 Paul Lizotte Dr. to June 2, 2026 and another for 563 South Washington St. to May 12, 2026. It closed the public hearing on the 653 High Street in‑ground pool proposal and adopted an Order of Conditions with seven specific requirements. Discussion on a Certificate of Compliance for 20 Larsen Way was postponed to May 12, 2026, and the April 14 minutes were approved.

• Continue NOI for 159 Paul Lizotte Dr. to June 2, 2026 (4-0-1)
• Continue NOI for 563 South Washington St. to May 12, 2026 (5-0)
• Close public hearing for 653 High Street pool proposal (5-0)
• Approve Order of Conditions for SE 243-1025 (653 High Street) with seven conditions (5-0)
• Continue discussion on Certificate of Compliance for 20 Larsen Way to May 12, 2026
• Approve minutes for April 14, 2026 (5-0)
• Adjourn meeting at 8:43 pm (5-0)

Board of Library Trustees

The North Attleborough Board of Library Trustees will meet to consider its strategic plan and examine the results of a recent survey. The meeting will also include a policy review, a director’s report, and standard board and community announcements. No decisions on contracts or funding are listed in the agenda.

• Strategic Plan discussion
• Review of Survey and Results
• Policy Review
• Director’s Report
• Board and Resident Announcements

The Board of Library Trustees approved the March 17, 2026 meeting minutes. Katherine Adelberg was introduced as the strategic plan consultant and explained the library’s planning purpose. Survey results will be used to shape focus group sessions scheduled for June 2026.

• Approved March 17, 2026 meeting minutes

Town Manager

The Executive Committee is meeting to review and discuss the requirements, priority areas, and budget for Budget Period 3 (BP3). A plan and budget must be submitted to the Department of Public Health by May 8th.

• Review and discussion of Budget Period 3 (BP3) requirements and priority areas

Licensing Board

Town Council FY26

The Town Council will discuss two zoning bylaw amendments. These proposals involve the creation of Multi-Use Overlay Districts and the potential for new and used auto dealerships in specific zones.

• Measure 2026-046: Proposal to establish Multi-Use Overlay Districts (MXO)
• Measure 2026-058: Proposal to allow new and used auto dealerships in C-30, C-60, and IC-30 Zones via Planning Board Special Permit

The Bylaw Sub‑Committee unanimously approved the April 2, 2026 meeting minutes (5‑0). It voted to send Measure 2026‑046, adding Multi‑Use Overlay Districts, to the Town Council with a positive recommendation (5‑0). It also voted to send Measure 2026‑058, amending zoning for new and used auto dealerships, to the Council with a positive recommendation (5‑0).

• Approved April 2, 2026 minutes (5‑0)
• Sent Measure 2026‑046 Multi‑Use Overlay Districts to Council with positive recommendation (5‑0)
• Sent Measure 2026‑058 Auto Dealership zoning amendment to Council with positive recommendation (5‑0)

Town Council FY26

The Town Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a zoning amendment for auto dealerships. The body is also considering the creation of Multi-Use Overlay Districts and various funding reallocations for school security and infrastructure.

• Measure 2026-058: Zoning amendment for new and used auto dealerships in C-30, C-60, and IC-30 zones
• Measure 2026-071: Acceptance of $40,000 for Oak Knoll Pumping Station upgrades
• Measure 2026-046: First reading to establish Multi-Use Overlay Districts (MXO)
• Measure 2026-070: Repurposing funds from District Exterior Door Upgrades to School Safety and Security Upgrades
• Measure 2026-096: Street acceptance of Jeffrey Drive in Westwood Estates

The council approved the April 13 minutes (7-0-1). It then approved Measure 2026-058, amending the zoning bylaws to allow new and used auto dealerships by special permit (8-0). The council also approved Measure 2026-070 to repurpose remaining CIP funds for school safety upgrades (8-0), Measure 2026-071 to accept $40,000 developer mitigation funds for Oak Knoll Pumping Station upgrades (8-0), and Measure 2026-094 to accept MGL 32B Section 19, authorizing the manager to negotiate town insurance options (unanimous).

• Approved April 13 Town Council minutes (7-0-1)
• Approved Measure 2026-058 zoning amendment for auto dealerships (8-0)
• Approved Measure 2026-070 repurposing CIP funds to school safety upgrades (8-0)
• Approved Measure 2026-071 acceptance of $40,000 developer mitigation funds (8-0)
• Approved Measure 2026-094 acceptance of MGL 32B Section 19 (unanimous)

Retirement Board

The Retirement Board will review and consider the 2026 budget for the town’s retirement system. It will also address regular business items such as minutes, new members, refunds, service purchase requests, retirements, and deaths. Additional topics include investment and accounting matters, legal issues, draft supplemental regulations, staff health insurance, and the administrative coordinator employment agreement. The meeting may include an executive session for personnel or medical privacy matters.

• 2026 Budget
• Review of Draft Supplemental Regulations
• Staff Health Insurance MOA
• Administrative Coordinator Employment Agreement
• Annual Financial Statement

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold public hearings regarding zoning bylaw amendments for Multi-Use Overlay Districts and several site plan permits. The board will also discuss street acceptance and construction bonds for local projects.

• Proposed amendment to Chapter 290 of Zoning Bylaw to create Multi-Use Overlay Districts (MXO)
• Public hearing for Imperial Gas Station and Country Store at 563 South Washington St
• Public hearing for 7-lot Hillside Estates subdivision off Cumberland Ave
• Construction bond approval of $165,000 for Waters Church at 57 John Dietsch Square
• Street acceptance for Jeffrey Drive in Westwood Estates

The Board voted 5–0 to recommend that the Town Council amend Chapter 290 of the Zoning Bylaw and the Official Zoning Map to create new Multi‑Use Overlay Districts. It also approved a recommendation for street acceptance of the upper section of Jeffrey Drive (3–0–1) and set a $165,000 construction bond for Waters Church (4–0). A motion to waive a restoration bond was rejected 0–5.

• Recommended Jeffrey Drive street acceptance to Town Council (3–0–1)
• Approved $165,000 construction bond for Waters Church (4–0)
• Rejected waiver of restoration bond for Noelle D’Intino site (0–5)
• Continued Route 85 Imperial Gas Station permit hearing to May 7 (5–0)
• Continued Hillside Estates subdivision hearing to May 7 (4–0–1)
• Recommended Town Council amend Chapter 290 and zoning map for MXO districts (5–0)
• Closed public hearing on MXO agenda (5–0)
• Adjourned meeting (5–0)

Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance

The Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance will meet virtually on April 23, 2026. The board will review and accept the prior meeting minutes, conduct public‑relations training, and discuss and vote on a request for proposal to hire a shared services coordinator. No public participation in speaking is permitted.

• Review and acceptance of past meeting minutes
• Public relations training session
• Discussion and vote on request for proposal for shared services coordinator role

School Building Committee

The North Attleborough School Building Committee will review updates on the 60% construction document estimate, ERP#1 procurement awards, permitting, and other project statuses. It will also consider several votes, including approval of the March 2026 invoices, IRA incentive accounting, and submission of the 60% CD report to the MSBA. The meeting includes a community forum presentation and updates from the Planning Board and Conservation Commission.

• Vote to approve 3/19/26 meeting minutes
• Vote to approve March 2026 invoices
• Vote to approve authorization for pre‑GMP awards
• Vote to approve IRA incentive accounting
• Vote to approve 60% CD report submission to the MSBA

Town Manager

The Town Manager will hold a Service Feedback Forum on Thursday, April 23, 2026, from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM. The meeting is open to all and will provide updates on feedback from past meetings and any future plans for GATRA services. Residents may submit comments about GATRA services during the forum. Comments can also be submitted in advance by calling 800‑483‑2500, emailing [email protected], or using GATRA’s Facebook or Instagram pages.

• Update on feedback from past meetings
• Update on any future plans for GATRA services
• Public comments accepted about GATRA services
• Contact options: phone 800‑483‑2500, TTY 711, email [email protected], Facebook, Instagram
• Meeting locations include Attleboro Council Aging (25 S Main St), Center for Active Living (44 Nook Rd), and GATRA Buster Terminal (10 Oaks St, Taunton)

Town Council FY26

The North Attleborough Town Council meeting will approve prior meeting minutes and hear resident comments. The council will discuss the town’s current economic growth and sustainability plans. The primary decision item is Measure 2026-046, which proposes amending the zoning bylaws to add a new section establishing Multi‑Use Overlay Districts. No new business is scheduled.

• Approval of past meeting minutes
• Resident and community comment period
• Presentation of economic growth and sustainability plans
• Consideration of Measure 2026-046 to amend zoning bylaws for Multi‑Use Overlay Districts
• No new business items

Town Council FY26

The North Attleborough Town Council meeting will approve minutes, hear resident comments, and consider new business items. New business includes reports from the Council on Aging, Health, Library, Veterans, and Parks and Recreation (Pools and Beaches and Parks). The meeting will conclude with any unforeseen items and adjournment.

• Council on Aging report (Item 541)
• Health department report (Item 511)
• Library report (Item 610)
• Veterans services report (Item 543)
• Parks and Recreation reports: Pools and Beaches (Item 640) and Parks (Item 650)

The council approved the April 21, 2026 Finance Sub‑Committee minutes with a 5‑0‑1 vote. A motion to adjourn the meeting passed unanimously, 6‑0. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approve April 21, 2026 Finance Sub‑Committee minutes (5-0-1)
• Adjourn meeting (6-0)

Board of Public Works

The Board of Public Works will meet to conduct a public tree hearing and discuss licensed drain layers. The board is also scheduled to review contract awards and licensed utility installers.

• Public tree hearing
• Licensed drain layer discussion
• Award of contracts
• Licensed Utility Installers

Town Manager

The Bristol County Conservation District is meeting to discuss project priorities, programs, and the establishment of funds. The session includes a guest from the Plymouth County Conservation District.

• Discussion on prioritizing projects and programs
• Establishing funds
• Guest presentation from Plymouth County Conservation District

Town Manager

The Southeast Massachusetts Metropolitan Planning Organization will vote on several Transportation Improvement Program items, including grant endorsements and project additions. Members will consider administrative modifications, amendments, and an adjustment that allocates $10,770,811 of regional target funds to a Wareham culvert and dam replacement. The meeting also includes a presentation of the draft 2027‑2031 TIP for public comment.

• Endorse Community Transit Grant Awards (FFY2026‑2030 TIP Administrative Modification #1)
• Add Rehoboth Deck Replacement, Fairhaven Steamship Authority vehicle‑transfer bridges, and Norton intersection improvements to FY2026 TIP (Amendment #4)
• Remove Dartmouth Corridor Improvements and allocate $2,714,714 Statewide‑CON‑Bridge funding to Dighton Bridge Replacement (Amendment #5)
• Increase Section 5307 and State Capital Assistance funding for SRTA Preventative Maintenance and Non‑Fixed Route ADA Paratransit (Amendment #5)
• Approve $10,770,811 of regional target funds for Wareham culvert and dam replacement (TIP Adjustment #3)

Town Council FY26

The Town Council will consider Measure 2026-070 regarding the repurposing of Capital Improvement Program funds. The body will also discuss public safety matters involving several town departments.

• Measure 2026-070: Repurpose remaining funds from M2024-100 District Exterior Door Upgrades to M2025-069 School Safety and Security Upgrades
• Public Safety discussion: Information Technology (155)
• Public Safety discussion: Animal Control (292)
• Public Safety discussion: Police (210)
• Public Safety discussion: Fire/Emergency Management (220) and Ambulance (231)

The sub‑committee approved the minutes from the April 13 Finance Sub‑Committee meeting by a 6‑0 vote. It also voted 6‑0 to recommend sending Measure 2026‑070 to the Town Council, allowing the combined $514,190 balance from two Capital Improvement Program projects to be used for school door, security and hardware upgrades.

• Approved April 13 Finance Sub‑Committee minutes (6‑0)
• Recommended sending Measure 2026‑070 to Council to re‑purpose $514,190 for school safety upgrades (6‑0)

Council on Aging

The Council on Aging will review monthly statistical reports and discuss the FY '27 budget ahead of a Finance Committee meeting on April 22. The body will also consider a revised mission statement and an update regarding the renaming of 451 Elm Street.

• FY '27 budget discussion
• Revised Mission Statement
• 451 Elm Street renaming update
• Sturdy Hospital Diabetes Education Series
• Monthly statistical reports for nutrition, programs, and outreach