Council suspends rules, hears five hearings
Attleboro City Council suspended its own rules Tuesday, 8-1, to bypass committee review on five license and permit hearings pending a solicitor-driven rewrite of hearing procedure.
Attleboro City Council suspended its own rules Tuesday, 8-1, to bypass committee review on five license and permit hearings pending a solicitor-driven rewrite of hearing procedure.
Attleboro council votes to make applicants, not taxpayers, pay for public hearing notices.
Attleboro council locks in a 20-year solar tax deal and two fire fund transfers.
Attleboro council enters closed session on health insurance bargaining strategy, clears backlog of routine business.
Attleboro council panel extends proposed data center moratorium from one year to five.
Attleboro Municipal Council closed a public hearing on a proposed one-year data center moratorium without voting, after residents and Mayor Kathleen DeSimone warned the city's water and power systems could not handle one.
The Attleboro City Council voted 8-0 to adopt a $200,445,712 fiscal 2027 general fund budget during a special meeting focused on closing out year-end finances.
Attleboro's City Council narrowly expanded its wetland buffer zone and raised water, sewer and trash fees for fiscal 2027. The council voted 6-5 to double the city's wetlands no-disturb buffer from 25 to 50 feet, with Councilors Waterman, Holmes, Reynolds, Tavares and D'Alessio opposed.
Attleboro City Council seats new leadership for the 2026-2027 term in a 6-5 presidential vote. At its January 6 organizational meeting, the full 11-member council elected Todd Cobus as Council President over James Delisio, with Laura Dolan elected Vice President 8-2 in a separate roll-call vote.
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