The Assessors Office is responsible for administering property tax laws effectively and equitably and for producing accurate and fair assessments of all taxable property.

Board of Health members meet every second Monday to discuss health concerns around town.

The Board of Public Works is elected by residents and consists of five members, each serving rotating three-year terms. The Board is responsible for setting policies for public works infrastructure such as planning, building and maintaining roads, bridges, water distribution and sewer collection systems, water treatment and wastewater treatment plants, sidewalks, drainage facilities, vehicles and equipment.

The board of selectmen was the executive branch of North Attleboro's government before voters approved a change to a town manager/council form of government.

A TECHNICAL GLITCH HAS PLACED ALL TOWN COUNCIL MEETINGS HELD AFTER 12/11/23 IN THIS FILE.

Building Committee members discuss infrastructure for the town of North Attleborough both commercially and residential.

The Committee studies, codifies and recommends changes to the General By-Laws of the Town in the form of a petition for the warrant of any Town Meeting.

The cable advisory board negotiates the town's licenses with Comcast and Verizon. They also act as a liaison with the companies on behalf of issues residents may have. They typically meet once a month.

The members of the Charter Commission are committed to conduct a transparent, educational, and thorough process of evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of our current form of government in its ability to effectively respond to the needs of the resident

The Charter Review Committee studies the Town Charter and implementation thereof to develop a report with recommendations for revisions to the Town Manager and Town Council in each year ending in five and in zero, and more often as it deems necessary and appropriate. 

In response to the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA), the commission was established in 2000 to assist with compliance in North Attleborough.

Officially known as the Communication, Public Participation and Engagement Committee, the board was established to make recommendations to the Town Council on how to better communicate with residents and to get them more involved with their local government.

The Community Conservations series are monthly events hosted by Town Manager Michael Borg at different businesses throughout North Attleborough. Some meetings feature special guests to talk about specific topics.

The awards ceremony for the solid waste departement's annual coloring contest and the National Day of Prayer event are two of the government programs in the Community Events folder.

The Conservation Commission, a seven member volunteer board, was established under the authority of the Conservation Commission Act of 1957 to protect the community’s natural resources and to acquire lands for conservation and passive recreation.

As a department of the Town of North Attleboro, the Council on Aging is dedicated to enabling older residents of North Attleboro (60 and over) to live independently and with dignity within our community.

The North Attleborough Cultural Council (NACC) is a grass-roots organization, sponsored by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, to promote the arts and sciences in the town of North Attleborough, MA.

The Public Works Department provides effective and high quality public works services to enhance the living and working environment in the Town of North Attleborough.

The purpose of Economic Growth Sub-Committee is to create a viable city through the promotion, recruitment, and coordination of new commercial, industrial, retail, and residential developments.

The North Attleborough Elections Office is responsible for conducting all federal, state and local elections, registering voters, providing candidates with campaign finance information, conducting an annual town census, certifying nomination papers and initiative petitions and maintaining the census and voter information on the VRIS.

The NAED Board of Electric Commissioners is made up of three residents of North Attleborough who represent the 13,500 customers of NAED and meet monthly to make recommendations to the General Manager regarding policies and procedures for NAED.

This diverse committee of various town departments develops and recommends policies and strategies to keep residents safe in the event of an emergency.

The Finance Committee meets monthly to vote on expenditures for the town as well as vote to approve the warrant for the Annual Town Meeting.

The Finance Subcommittee is made up of councilors and residents to review items brought before the town council.

The Town Forest Committee meets occasionally to discuss matters involving woodland areas of the town.

The Historical Commission consists of volunteers appointed by the town manager to identify, evaluate and protect the historical and archaeological assets of North Attleborough.

The Housing Authority meets once a month to discuss housing developments in town.

Join Peter Gay and his guest panelists as they discuss important topics regarding Local and Federal Government.

Join Peter Gay for in-depth interviews with a variety of guests from the area.

Join Peter Gay for in-depth interviews with council President Justin Pare and Vice President John Simmons.

The Library Trustees discuss changes to the library, updates, upcoming events, and fundings for the town library.

This documentary segment gives you an in-depth glimpse into important events that have transpired in town.

North TV Specials cover various town events for everyone to enjoy.

Meet the candidates, get expert analysis, and discover live election results with North TV's exclusive Election Coverage.

The Park and Recreation Commission's mission is to provide the townspeople of North Attleboro with Park facilities and Recreation programs that will enhance the quality of life in our community.

The North Attleboro planning board held a joint meeting with the Plainville planning board at Plainville Town Hall on August 9, 2023. The meeting is available in this folder 

The Planning Board conducts meetings and public hearings in compliance with Massachusetts General Laws to review and consider subdivision plans, plans to construct and abandon paper streets, Approval Not Required (Form A) plans, site plans, and certain sp

RTM holds several meetings throughout the year to vote on articles presented by various boards pertaining to town business.

The RTM Coordinating Committee provides orientation workshops for new members as well as holds informational sessions prior to Town Meetings.

School Committee members meet at the beginning of each month to discuss matters pertaining to the North Attleborough Public School District.

A TECHNICAL GLITCH HAS PLACED ALL MEETINGS HELD AFTER 12/11/23 ARE IN THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN FILE!

The town council is the legislative branch of North Attleboro's government. They typically meet on the second and fourth Monday of every month. 

Town Manager Michael Borg joins North TV Executive Director Peter Gay every month to discuss timely topics impacting residents.

This folder contains two meeting of the town manager screening committee. The first was held on 11/21/19 and the second on 12/9/19.

The Traffic Study Committee is responsible for the enforcement of speed limits, road signage, and road lighting for the town.

Peter Gay and his panel of guests discuss a wide array of topics such as sports, politics, and other current events.

The Veteran's Advisory Committee oversees the various events and facilities dedicated to local veterans.

Veterans Agent Stephen Travers sits down to talk with various veteran associates and former military members in town to keep the veteran community informed on everything going on.

The Zoning Board meets once each month to hear any appeals taken from the Building Inspector's decision as to whether a person is entitled to a building permit as well as applications from individuals requesting a variance from the Zoning By-law.