North Attleborough, MA

Board of Assessors

Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance

Town Council FY27

Election Commission

The North Attleborough Election Commission is meeting to approve minutes, hear public comment, and discuss new and old business. They will note the retirement of Pat Dolan and plan poll pad training for all poll workers on August 17th at the Senior Center on Elm Street. The meeting is largely procedural with no major policy decisions.

• Accept minutes from July 28, 2026
• Pat Dolan retired as of July 20th
• Poll pad training for all poll workers on August 17th at the Senior Center on Elm Street

Town Council FY27

School Department

The Curriculum Policy Subcommittee will meet to review School Committee Policies Section J-L with the Massachusetts Association of School Committees. This is a discussion-only meeting with no votes or public hearings scheduled.

• Review of School Committee Policies Section J-L with MASC

Town Council FY27

School Department

The North Attleborough School Committee's Curriculum Policy Subcommittee is meeting to discuss and review school policies. The agenda includes a review of School Committee Policies under section III.a. The meeting is scheduled for October 8, 2026, at 3:00 PM in the James Rice Conference Room.

• Review of School Committee Policies (Section III.a)

North Attleborough Electric Board of Commissioners

The North Attleborough Electric Board of Commissioners will reconstitute its leadership, vote on a union wage agreement, and discuss several operational items. Key topics include a cost-of-service study update, declaring old meters as surplus, and reviewing an AMI meter opt-out policy. The board will also enter executive session to discuss union negotiations before voting on the Unit A memorandum of agreement.

• Vote on IBEW Unit A MOA wages for 3 years (July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2029)
• Review of AMI meter opt-out policy with monthly manual-read fee
• Surplus declaration of ~14,031 deprecated meters
• Cost of Service progress update with Mayhew Seavey of PLM
• Update on battery storage shared savings arrangement

Planning Board

The North Attleborough Planning Board will hold public hearings on a 7-lot subdivision off Cumberland Avenue and a 20,000 square foot industrial building at 405 Plain Street. The board will also review a lot line adjustment on Kelley Boulevard and a special permit for a three-family dwelling on Orne Street. A site plan review for a daycare facility at 749 South Washington Street is continued to September 3.

• Public hearing for Hillside Estates: 7-lot subdivision off Cumberland Ave (Map 27, Lot 101)
• Public hearing for 405 Plain St: Level 3 Major Site Plan Special Permit for 20,000 s.f. industrial building with 25 parking spaces
• Lot Line Adjustment between parcels at 289/295 Kelley Blvd
• Special Permit for 3 family dwelling at 157 Orne Street
• Level 1 Site Plan Review for Change in Use for Daycare Facility at 749 South Washington Street (continued to September 3)

Retirement Board

The North Attleborough Retirement Board is holding a public meeting to review the 2026 actuarial valuation by KMS Actuaries and the second-quarter investment performance by Dahab Associates. The board will also hold a public hearing on adopting supplemental regulations, and will discuss routine matters such as new members, refunds, retirements, and service purchases. An executive session is planned for disability, medical, personnel, and non-union negotiation matters.

• 2026 Actuarial Valuation by KMS Actuaries
• Dahab Associates 2026 Quarter 2 Performance Review
• Public Hearing to Adopt Supplemental Regulations
• RFP for Investment Consultant
• Executive Director 2026 COLA Increase

Board of Public Works

The North Attleborough Board of Public Works is meeting to discuss two specific items: the Echo Village betterment and an abatement request for 404 E Washington St. The board will also consider contract awards/change orders, licensed utility installers, and project updates. The agenda includes standard procedural items like approval of minutes and new/old business.

• Echo Village betterment discussion
• 404 E Washington St. abatement discussion
• Contract award/change orders
• Licensed utility installers
• Update on projects

Town Council FY27

The North Attleborough Town Council will vote on five measures: accepting $25,000 in sidewalk mitigation funds from the Achin Acres development, and approving first-year funding for union contracts with AFSCME Local 1702, Police Dispatchers Local 436, Professional Police Officers, and Firefighters Local 1192. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes approval and public comment.

• Measure 2027-002: Accept $25,000 sidewalk mitigation funds for Achin Acres Cluster Residential Development
• Measure 2027-003: Fund first year of AFSCME Local 1702 agreement
• Measure 2027-004: Fund first year of Police Dispatchers' Association agreement
• Measure 2027-005: Fund first year of Professional Police Officers agreement
• Measure 2027-110: Fund first year of Firefighters Local 1192 agreement

Conservation Commission

The North Attleborough Conservation Commission is meeting to consider several certificates of compliance, vote on an enforcement order, and discuss updates to the conservation bylaw and regulations. The agenda includes both decisions and discussions, with no major new projects or funding items listed.

• Request for Certificate of Compliance, 150 Draper LLC (SE 243-0991)
• Request for Certificate of Compliance, 18 Historical Way (SE 243-0532)
• Request for Partial Certificate of Compliance, 103 Laurelwood Dr (SE 243-0240)
• Vote on Enforcement Order, Lary Soullier, 100 Hunts Bridge Road
• Waiver of Service and Assent to Judgment for Land Court Case No. 19 TL 001529 (197 Lindsey Street)

Town Council FY27

The North Attleborough Town Council will vote on several measures, including confirming appointments, accepting Houde Street and part of Ronald C. Meyer Drive, updating flood insurance rate maps, and approving first-year funding for three union memoranda of agreement. They will also hear a presentation on opioid task force accomplishments and a briefing on cannabis law changes.

• Confirm appointments: Town Attorney KP Law, Carole Darrah (Disability Commission), Liborio Pusateri (Cultural Council), Sasha Cuerda (Zoning Board of Appeals), Jennifer Kovacevic (Tri-County Regional School Committee)
• Measure 2026-108: Street acceptance of Houde Street and a segment of Ronald C. Meyer Drive (Westwood Estates Subdivision)
• Measure 2026-101: Approval to update Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRM) to 25005C0084G, 25005C0092G, 25005C0103H, 25005C0111H, effective June 23, 2026 (amended)
• Measure 2027-002: Accept $25,000 in sidewalk mitigation funds for Achin Acres Cluster Residential Development
• Measures 2027-003/004/005: Approve first-year funding for MOAs with AFSCME Local 1702, Police Dispatchers' Association (MassCOP Local 436), and Professional Police Officers Association

Licensing Board

The North Attleborough Licensing Board will vote on two licenses: a Common Victualler's License for the Subway at 463A East Washington Street, and a Special One-Day Liquor License for Wine & Soul Cellar to serve beer and wine at the 2026 DNAC Annual Block Party. The board will also approve minutes from its August 10 meeting and hear public comment.

• Common Victualler's License for Vanya Sub Corp. d/b/a Subway, 463A East Washington Street, manager Ashishkumar Patel
• Special One-Day Liquor License for Wine & Soul Cellar d/b/a Gallery of Wines, 21 North Washington Street
• Liquor license for 2026 DNAC Annual Block Party on Sept 16, 2026, 5-8 PM
• Approval of August 10, 2026 meeting minutes

Board of Assessors

The North Attleborough Board of Assessors will hold a regular meeting, including approval of minutes, reports, and public comment. The main action item is a vote on using the Division of Local Services' recommended average value per acre for Chapter 61 and 61A agricultural land for FY2027. The board will also adjourn to executive session to discuss abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases.

• Vote on FY2027 average value per acre for Chapter 61 and 61A agricultural land
• Approval of August 17, 2026 minutes
• Executive session to discuss abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases

Zoning Board of Appeals

The North Attleborough Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public meeting with continued and new public hearings. They will consider appeals for properties at 300 E Washington St, 50 Pond View Way, and 560 Kelley Boulevard. The board will also vote on approving minutes from the July 23, 2026 meeting.

• Continued hearing: Kyle Cehanowicz, 300 E Washington St D4237
• New hearing: Elizabeth Harris, 50 Pond View Way D4238
• New hearing: Emily Anderson, 560 Kelley Boulevard D4239
• Approval of meeting minutes from 7.23.2026

School Building Committee

The North Attleborough School Building Committee is meeting to discuss the construction schedule, monthly report, and neighbor meetings, and to vote on the July 2026 meeting minutes, invoices, and additional proprietary items. The meeting is virtual and open to the public.

• Vote to approve 7/16/26 meeting minutes
• Vote to approve July 2026 invoices
• Vote to approve additional proprietary items
• Construction status update
• Neighbor meetings update

North Attleborough Housing Authority

The North Attleborough Housing Authority is holding its rescheduled monthly meeting to vote on year-end financial statements and certifications, and to award a construction contract to the low bidder, AMI Construction, for Project 197197. The board will also receive updates on a tax-exempt application and lot lines, and handle routine consent agenda items including the check register, minutes, and financial statements.

• Vote on year-end financials and certifications
• Vote to award Project 197197 to low bidder AMI Construction
• Subcommittee update on tax-exempt application and lot lines
• Consent agenda: check register, minutes from July 9, 23, 30, financial statements, director's report

Town Manager

The Southeastern Massachusetts Metropolitan Planning Organization (SMMPO) will consider approving minutes, hear public comments, and receive updates on regional transit authorities and amendments to the FFY2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The main votes are to release the draft Congestion Management Plan and the draft Food Access and Security in Transportation Plan for a 21-day public comment period. No votes are needed for the TIP amendment or administrative modification items.

• Vote to release draft Congestion Management Plan for 21-day public comment
• Vote to release draft Food Access and Security in Transportation Plan for 21-day public comment
• FFY2026-2030 TIP Administrative Modification #1: GATRA equipment and facility funding adjustments (RTD0010676, T00102, GATRA011969)
• Update on FFY2026-2030 Amendment #7 (no vote)
• Approval of June 16, 2026 minutes

Council on Aging

The North Attleborough Council on Aging is holding a regular public meeting with standard agenda items including approval of minutes, monthly reports requiring a vote, and public comment. No specific substantive actions or proposals are listed; the agenda is largely procedural boilerplate.

• Approval of minutes
• Monthly reports (vote needed)
• Public comment period
• Next regular meeting scheduled for September 15, 2026 at 10:30 AM

Cultural Council

The North Attleborough Cultural Council is holding a regular public meeting to discuss old and new business. They will review the project board, get an update on the coloring book, and look back at the summer concert series. New topics include a social media posting strategy, grants awareness postings, a banner project update, and a new resident welcome packet. The meeting is open to the public and includes time for resident comments.

• Summer Concert Series Retrospective
• Coloring Book Update
• Social Media Posting Strategy
• Banner Project Update
• New Resident Welcome Packet

Commission on Disability

The North Attleborough Commission on Disability is meeting to discuss planning resources, ideas for their table at the Block Party on 9/17, and a template to personalize projects. They will also consider approved CID projects to get involved with, and plan a meeting with town officials. The agenda includes routine items like roll call, pledge, and approval of minutes.

• Discussion of COD Project Planning Resources and 'Beyond Compliance' questions
• Ideas for Commission's table at Block Party on 9/17
• Discuss a template for COD to personalize a project
• Consider approved CID projects for involvement, besides Veterans Park
• Plan meeting with Steve, Mark, Tony in September

Town Forest Committee

The Town Forest Committee is meeting to discuss and review possible funding options for a Thomas Dambo Troll in the Town Forest, as well as promoting the forest and other hiking opportunities. The agenda also includes routine items like approving previous minutes, public comment, and forest maintenance updates.

• Review funding options for a Thomas Dambo Troll in the Town Forest
• Promoting the Town Forest and hiking opportunities in North Attleboro
• Town Forest maintenance updates
• Approval of previous meeting minutes

Board of Assessors

The Board of Assessors is holding a routine public meeting with standard items: roll call, reorganization of the board, approval of minutes, and reports. The board will also hear resident comments and discuss old and new business. The meeting will adjourn to executive session to discuss abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases.

• Reorganization of the board
• Approval of minutes from August 10, 2026
• Assistant Assessor's report
• Executive session on abatements, exemptions, and ATB cases

Cable Advisory Committee

The Cable Advisory Committee will hold a public meeting to discuss the Comcast license renewal. A representative from Comcast, Rebecca Fracassa, will present information, followed by open discussion. The committee will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and set the next meeting date.

• Comcast License Renewal discussion with guest Rebecca Fracassa
• Approval of July 16, 2026 meeting minutes
• Resident and community comment period
• Finalize next meeting date and agenda

Board of Library Trustees

The Board of Library Trustees is holding its regular monthly public meeting. The agenda consists of standard procedural items including roll call, approval of minutes, announcements, new and old business, and the Director's Report on monthly statistics and highlights. No specific action items, proposals, or financial decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Director's Report: Monthly Statistics and Highlights
• Strategic Plan discussion

North Attleborough Housing Authority

The North Attleborough Housing Authority will hold its regular monthly meeting on August 13, 2026, at the Howard Estate. The board will vote on year-end financials and certifications, and on awarding a construction contract to AMI Construction for Project 197197. They will also receive updates on a tax-exempt application and lot lines.

• Vote on year-end financials and certifications
• Vote to award low bidder AMI Construction for Project 197197
• Subcommittee update on tax-exempt application and lot lines
• Consent agenda includes check register, minutes, financial statements, and reports

Planning Board

The North Attleborough Planning Board is meeting to discuss several development projects, including a daycare facility change of use, a lot line adjustment, a 7-lot subdivision, and a major industrial building special permit. Two items are continued to August 27. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes approval and board comments.

• The Think Lab, 749 South Washington Street: Level 1 Site Plan Review for change in use to daycare (continued to August 27)
• Paul & Barbara Briggs, 289/295 Kelley Blvd: Lot line adjustment between two parcels
• Arsen Hambardzumian & Hipolito Aguilera: Hillside Estates Subdivision, 7-lot subdivision off Cumberland Ave (Map 27, Lot 101) (continued to August 27)
• Shawn Jorde, 405 Plain St: Level 3 Major Site Plan Special Permit for 20,000 sq ft industrial building with 25 parking spaces (continued to August 27)
• Darius Gregory, Gregory Manor: Project update

School Department

The North Attleborough School Committee is meeting to handle routine business, including recognizing a new member, electing a secretary, and receiving updates on summer construction and the MSBA building project. They will vote on accepting a $40,000 community benefit grant from Sturdy Health Inc., declaring School Bus #7 as surplus, and approving a proposed fee schedule for officials' payments. The agenda also includes discussion on wearable technology use during meetings.

• Vote to accept $40,000 community benefit grant from Sturdy Health Inc. under MGL Chapter 71 section 37A
• Vote to designate School Bus #7 as surplus for sale/disposal
• Vote to approve MIAA, North and Hockomock proposed fee schedule for officials' payment
• Introduction of Francisco Palmarin to replace Sarah Stone for term expiring 2029
• Discussion on use of wearable technology and recording/live streaming during meetings

Board of Public Works

The North Attleborough Board of Public Works is holding a regular meeting to approve minutes, discuss an irrigation meter at 404 E Washington St., and consider contract awards and change orders, including annual DPW contracts and licensed utility installers. The board will also receive updates on projects and handle any other business.

• Discussion of irrigation meter at 404 E Washington St.
• Contract award/change orders
• DPW annual contracts
• Licensed utility installers
• Update on projects

Town Manager

The Joint Transportation Planning Group (JTPG) will consider recommending two draft plans—the Southeast Mass Food Access and Security in Transportation Plan and the Southeast Mass Congestion Management Plan—to the SMMPO for release to a 21-day public comment period. The group will also hear updates from Regional Transit Authorities and hold a community of practice discussion. The meeting includes approval of June 10, 2026 minutes and public comments.

• Roll call vote to recommend draft Southeast Mass Food Access and Security in Transportation Plan to SMMPO for 21-day public comment
• Roll call vote to recommend draft Southeast Mass Congestion Management Plan to SMMPO for 21-day public comment
• Approval of minutes from June 10, 2026 meeting
• Regional Transit Authorities (RTAs) report
• Community of Practice discussion on project updates and lessons learned

Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance

The Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance is holding a virtual meeting to review and accept past meeting minutes and conduct the FY26 performance review for regional staff. No public participation in speaking is allowed. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no substantive policy or budget decisions listed.

• Review and acceptance of past meeting minutes
• FY26 performance review for regional staff

Board of Health

The North Attleborough Board of Health will hold a public meeting to review and approve several health establishment permits, including a personal training gym, a bagel shop, and a retail food and tobacco permit for a liquor store. The board will also receive reports from staff, review a complaint log, and discuss administrative items such as minutes, budget, and an updated fee schedule.

• Health Establishment Permit for Sequoia Personal Training (Emily Anderson)
• Food Service Permit for Boro Bagels (Tyler Matrone & Jeremy Cokonis)
• Retail Food & Tobacco Permit for Kappy's Fine Wine & Spirits (Joel Murphy)
• Discussion of letter to Chairman on nicotine-free generation
• Updated fee schedule/brochure and Body Art & Food Service Permits

Board of Assessors

Licensing Board

The North Attleborough Licensing Board will hold a public meeting on August 10, 2026, to vote on several license applications. These include common victualler, fortune teller, entertainment, junk dealer, and two special one-day liquor licenses for a beer garden at Veteran's Common. The board will also approve minutes from a previous meeting and hear public comment.

• Common Victualler's License for Tea for Two, LLC at 126 Chestnut Street, Unit 1
• Fortune Teller's License for Tea for Two, LLC at 126 Chestnut Street, Unit 1
• Entertainment License for Mezquite Modern Inc. at 553 Kelley Boulevard
• Two Special One-Day Liquor Licenses for Angle Tree Brewery beer garden at Veteran's Common (Aug 13 & 18, 2026)
• Junk Dealer's License for Christian Montes at 999 South Washington Street, Unit E119

Conservation Commission

The North Attleborough Conservation Commission will hear two Requests for Determination of Applicability for properties at 297 Paine Road and 1 Stonewood Circle. Commissioners will also vote on a waiver of service and assent to judgment for a Land Court case involving 197 Lindsey Street, and review a Certificate of Compliance request for 84 Leo Sarrazin Road. Updates on draft conservation bylaws and regulations will be discussed.

• RDA for 297 Paine Rd (Scott & Julie Cormier, RDA #26-10)
• RDA for 1 Stonewood Circle (Paul Fradet, RDA #26-11)
• Vote on waiver and assent to judgment for Land Court Case No. 19 TL 001529 (197 Lindsey Street)
• Review Certificate of Compliance for 84 Leo Sarrazin Road (Raheb Ventures, SE 243-0790)
• Update on draft conservation bylaw and regulations