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Boil Water

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1. When E. Coli is found in my drinking water, what does that mean?

The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Project (DEP) monitors drinking water throughout the state through regular testing. Sometimes water testing finds E. coli/ fecal coliform bacteria in the drinking water supply. E. coli and fecal coliform bacteria indicate that the water may be contaminated with human or animal wastes. Drinking water with these wastes can cause short-term illness, such as diarrhea, cramps, nausea, headaches, or other symptoms. They may pose a special health risk for infants, young children, and people with severely compromised immune systems. If this happens, the Town issues a boil water advisory. A boil water advisory lets people know that they should boil their water for at least one minute, or use bottled water, for drinking, cooking, food preparation, making ice, brushing teeth, bathing children, and washing dishes. In addition, infants and young children should not be bathed in this water because they may accidentally swallow it. 

2. How long will this problem with the water last?

During a boil water advisory, the the Town and the State will need to investigate the cause of the contamination and fix the problem. Then they need to do a series of tests to ensure there are no more bacteria in the water. As soon as MassDEP is assured that the water is safe, we will lift the boil water advisory and the Town will issue a public notice.

3. Should I drink bottled water during an advisory?

Yes. If bottled water is available, that is the best option until officials say otherwise. If you do not have bottled water available, the next best option is to boil your tap water to make it safe to drink. Filters do not remove E.Coli fecal coliform bacteria.

4. I do not have bottled water available for drinking. How do I boil my water to make it safe to drink?

• Fill a pot with water.
• Heat the water until bubbles come quickly from the bottom of the pot to the top.
• Keep heating the water for one more minute.
• Turn off the heat source and let the water cool.
• Pour water into a clean, sanitized container with a cover for storage.

5. I don’t like the taste of boiled water. What can I do?

To improve the taste of boiled water you can:

• Pour cooled, boiled water back and forth from one clean glass or container into another to add air to the water, or
• Let the water stand for a few hours, or
• Add a pinch of salt to each quart of boiled water.

6. I do not have bottled water for drinking and I cannot boil my water to make it safe to drink. How do I disinfect my water to make it safe to drink?

Disinfectant tablets obtained from a wilderness store or pharmacy may be used. In an emergency, liquid chlorine bleach such as Clorox© or Purex© can be used at a dose of 8 drops (or 1 teaspoon) of bleach to each gallon of water. (Careful measurement with a clean dropper or other accurate measuring device is required when using liquid chlorine bleach.) Let stand for at least 30 minutes before use. Read the label to see that the bleach has 5-6% available chlorine.

7. Can I use my coffee maker, ice machine, or water or soda dispenser?

• Do not use water from any appliance connected to your water lines. This includes the water and ice dispensers in your refrigerator/freezer. Most kitchen and other household water filters typically do not remove or kill all bacteria or viruses.
• Use bottled, boiled, or disinfected water to make coffee and ice.
• When the boil water advisory is lifted, consult the owner’s manual to find out how to sanitize appliances.

8. Can I use ice from my refrigerator/freezer?

• Do not use ice from ice trays, ice dispensers, or ice makers.
• Throw out all ice made with tap water.
• Make new ice with bottled, boiled, or disinfected water.

9. What should I do about preparing food and beverages? How should I wash fruit, vegetables, and food preparation surfaces?

• Wash fruits and vegetables with bottled, boiled, or disinfected water.
• Use bottled or boiled water that has cooled to cook food.
• Use bottled, boiled, or disinfected water when preparing drinks, such as coffee, tea, and lemonade.
• Wash food preparation surfaces with bottled, boiled, or disinfected water.

10. What should I do about feeding my baby?

Breastfeeding is best. Continue to breastfeed. If breastfeeding is not an option:

• Use ready-to-use baby formula, if possible.
• Prepare powdered or concentrated baby formula with bottled water. Use boiled water if you do not have bottled water.
• Wash and sterilize bottles and nipples before use with bottled or boiled water.
• If you cannot sterilize bottles, try to use single-serve, ready-to-feed bottles.

11. How do I wash dishes during a boil water advisory?

Use disposable plates, cups, and utensils, if possible. If you do not have disposable dishes, follow the instructions below.

• Household dishwashers generally are safe to use. If possible, set your dishwasher so it is using a hot water rinse or sanitizing cycle.
• To wash dishes by hand:
  • Wash and rinse the dishes as you normally would using hot water.
  • In a separate basin, add 1 teaspoon of unscented household liquid bleach for each gallon of warm water.
  • Soak the rinsed dishes in the water for at least 1 minute.
  • Let the dishes air dry completely before using them again.

12. I already drank the water. Will I get sick?

Almost everyone who drinks this water will be fine and will have no symptoms at all. Those people who do develop symptoms may suffer nausea, diarrhea, cramps, and possibly a mild fever. These symptoms are very much what you would expect from a case of food poisoning. 

If you get these symptoms, you should wash your hands frequently and avoid dehydration. Call a doctor if an infant or elderly person develops these symptoms or if you have a weakened immune system. You should also call a doctor if you have diarrhea and any of the following symptoms: 

•  Fever over 101.5° F, measured orally. 
• Blood in the stool. 
• Prolonged vomiting that prevents keeping liquids down (which can lead to dehydration). 
• Signs of dehydration, including a decrease in urination, a dry mouth and throat, and feeling dizzy when standing up. 
• Diarrheal illness that lasts more than 3 days.  

13. What should I do if I have symptoms?

The most important thing to do is avoid dehydration. Drink plenty of fluids and avoid drinks with caffeine, such as soda, coffee, and tea. If you are concerned about your health or the health of a family member, contact your healthcare provider.

14. Should I give my pets boiled water?

Yes. Pets can get sick from the same contaminants as people. It is a good idea to give them bottled, boiled, or disinfected water. Boiled water should always be cooled before using.

15. Do I need to worry about my fish or aquatic pets (e.g., reptiles, frogs)?

Most germs that infect people do not infect reptiles or fish. If your water system is using more chlorine or changing disinfection, be cautious about changing the water in your fish tank or aquarium. Standard aquarium operations require removal of chlorine and chloramines, which can be toxic to fish and reptiles.

Contact your local pet store or veterinarian for more information.

16. Is it safe to water my garden and house plants?

Yes, you can use the tap water for household plants and gardens.

17. Is it safe to let my children play in a kiddie pool filled with tap water?

No. Due to the high chance that children will get water in their mouth while playing in a kiddie pool, we recommend that you avoid using your kiddie pool during the boil water advisory.

18. Can I use tap water to wash my hands?

In many situations, you can use tap water and soap to wash your hands. Be sure to scrub your hands with soap and water (warm or cold) for 20 seconds and rinse them well under running water. It is important to dry hands completely with a towel or by letting them air dry.  Hand sanitizer can be used after proper washing for an additional layer of protection. 

19. Can I use tap water to brush my teeth?

No. Use bottled water or boiled water that has cooled to brush your teeth.

20. Is it safe to take a shower or bath?

Yes, as long as you don't swallow the water. Infants and young children should not be bathed in this water because they might swallow some accidentally. To prevent this, bathe your children with pre-boiled or bottled water or give them sponge baths using only a small amount of water. There is no problem with bathing nursing home or elderly patients unless there is any possibility of them swallowing the water. Patients with open sores should not be bathed even under normal conditions. Don't use swimming pools as a substitute for bathing. Tap water is safer.

21. What about shaving?

Yes, you can shave as usual.

22. What about doing laundry?

Yes, it is safe to do laundry as usual.

23. What about cooking?

Use pre-boiled water for all preparation of food. If food is to be cooked in water, boil the water first for more than one minute. 

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Building Department

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1. Opening a Business in North Attleborough?

Here are some answers to frequently asked questions about opening a new business in a new building, opening a new business within an existing building, renovating an existing space or constructing a new commercial building in the Town of North Attleborough.

• Email the Building Department at wmcgrady@nattleboro.com  and mdirenzo@nattleboro.com to see if the proposed location is zoned appropriately for your type of business. 
• If your business is within a newly created commercial space, within an existing commercial building, you will need to apply for a Certificate of Occupancy, BEFORE you are allowed to occupy that space. You may also need to apply to the Planning Board for Site Plan approval – Please call the Planning Department at 508-699-0116 to check.
• If your business is within an existing commercial space and you’re just a new tenant to that space, you will need to apply for a Certificate of Inspection BEFORE you are allowed to occupy that space, even if you make no renovations to the property.  You may also need to apply to the Planning Board for Site Plan approval – Please call the Planning Department at 508-699-0116 to check.
• If you make a major renovation to your commercial property (Building Commissioner will determine if it is a major renovation) you will be required to apply for a Certificate of Occupancy, BEFORE you are allowed to occupy that space.  You may also need to apply to the Planning Board for Site Plan approval – Please call the Planning Department at 508-699-0116 to check.
• If you plan to construct a new building or plan to build an addition to your commercial property, please call the Planning Department and request a pre-application meeting with the Town Departments.  This will allow you to have access to all the applicable departments so you can be advised in advance what will be involved in the permitting of your potential project.  Their thoughts and suggestions in advance of you generating full construction plans, can save you thousands of dollars in redesign costs.  We highly recommend this meeting.

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Economic Development - Opportunity Zones

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1. How Does Someone Invest in an Opportunity Zone?

Those interested in investing in an Opportunity Zone must invest their funds through “Opportunity Funds,” which are currently being formed to permit investment in projects located in Opportunity Zones. Individuals may also form, fund, and manage an Opportunity Fund using the Department of Treasury's “self-certification” process. If you are interested in taking advantage of the Opportunity Zone program, we highly recommend consulting your tax advisor.

2. How Does the Tax Incentive Work?

• Temporary tax deferral of eligible gain: Investors may defer capital gains on income reinvested into Opportunity Funds. The deferred gain must be recognized when the investor exits the fund or on December 31, 2026.
• Step-Up in basis. If the investor remains within an Opportunity Fund for at least five years, their tax liabilities related to the original capital gains are reduced by 10 percent. If the investment is held in an Opportunity Fund for seven years, this increases by an additional 5 percent, meaning that investors can reduce capital gains liability by 15 percent total.
• Permanent exclusion of fund gains. If an investor keeps the investment in an Opportunity Fund for ten years, any gains from the Opportunity Fund are exempt from taxation.

3. How is an Opportunity Zone Tract Chosen?

The Treasury Department permitted the governor of each state to nominate 25 percent of his or her state’s low-income census tracts as an Opportunity Zone. The Treasury Department certified Governor Baker’s nominations and designated 138 Opportunity Zone tracts in Massachusetts, two of which are in North Attleborough.

4. What Assets are Eligible for Investment?

The policy allows for investment in operating businesses, equipment, and real property. Federal Treasury regulations provide additional detail about qualifying investments, however, generally:

• Opportunity Funds may generally hold an interest in real estate located in Opportunity Zones (either directly or through business entities) and develop real estate properties.
• Opportunity Funds may generally invest in for-profit entities located in Opportunity Zones (for example, start-up technology companies in business accelerators or incubators).
• Investments must meet certain “substantial improvement” requirements the details of which are set forth in the Federal Treasury Regulations.

5. What is an Opportunity Zone?

Opportunity Zones are bipartisan provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. An Opportunity Zone is a designated geographic area in which individuals can gain favorable tax treatment on their capital gains. The goal of the Opportunity Zones provision is to incentivize investors to redeploy and invest capital into low-income communities.

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HR - BENCOR

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1. How much is contributed?

An amount equal to 7.5% of your wages is contributed on a pre-tax basis (for income tax purposes) to a Plan account in your name. You will not have to pay Social Security taxes on your wages while you are eligible for and participating in the Plan.

2. What should I do to set up my Plan account?

Your employer establishes your Plan account for you. Once your account is created, you should log on to your account at www.bencorplans.com to:

1. Select your statement delivery preference (electronic/paper) under Statements/Forms;
2. Designate the person(s) who should receive the funds in your account in the event of your death by using the Beneficiaries link under the gear icon
3. Make an investment election under Investments.

3. What are the options for investment of my account?

The Plan offers different investment options in which you may choose to invest amounts contributed to your account. The options are listed and described on the website. If you do not choose investment options, your account will be invested automatically in your Plan’s default option, which may or may not be the best option for your circumstances. Therefore, it is important for you to log on to your account at www.bencorplans.com as soon as possible to obtain information about all the available investments and choose the options that are appropriate for your own objectives and preferences.

4. Can I withdraw money from my account?

Your account is always 100% vested and belongs only to you. The balance of your account will be available after your termination of employment, retirement or total disability. In the case of your death, the beneficiary or beneficiaries you name under the Plan will be able to withdraw your account balance. Funds may be withdrawn as a lump sum cash distribution, which is taxable for the year of withdrawal, or as a direct rollover to an IRA or other eligible retirement plan, which defers your income tax obligation. To request a withdrawal, log on to your account at www.bencorplans.com and submit your request electronically. Additional information about income taxes and rollovers is provided online.

Your account is subject to the IRS Required Minimum Distribution rules after you reach age 72 or retire, whichever is later, or following your death, if earlier.

5. Will I receive account statements?

Annual statements showing your account activity, including beginning balance, contributions made, investment results and ending balance, are provided to you after the close of each calendar year. You may generate a statement on demand at any time by logging in to your account.

6. Are there any fees?

The only fee charged to your account is a monthly administrative fee. Currently, the administrative fee is $1.17 per month.

7. How can I get more information?

To log on to your account for Plan and account information, go to www.bencorplans.com. After creating your account and logging on, select Support from the menu to chat with a BENCOR Customer Service Representative, or dial a BENCOR Customer Service Representative at 866-296-9712. Representatives are available Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. through 6:00 p.m., Eastern Time

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Information on Rabies

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1. What to Do If Your Pet Has Been Bitten?

Try to determine what type of animal bit your pet. Put on gloves and wash your animal's wounds with warm soapy water for at least 10 minutes. Contact your veterinarian immediately. If the animal that bit your pet was a possible rabies carrier and your pet is up-to-date on its rabies vaccination, your pet will need to be confined for observation. If it exhibits signs of rabies, it will be humanely killed so its brain can be tested in a laboratory. If your pet is unvaccinated, it may have to be humanely killed or quarantined for six months. Remember: the best way to prevent rabies is to have your pets vaccinated! That is why it is the law in Massachusetts that all dogs and cats must be vaccinated against rabies.

2. What If Your Pet Has Bitten Someone?

Notify your local animal control official and your board of health. Don't let it stray or give it away, it should be confined for 10 days for observation to make sure it is not ill with rabies.

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Parks and Recreation

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1. To whom do I make my checks payable?

When registering for a Park and Recreation program, please make checks payable to the Town of North Attleboro. 

2. What time is the Park & Recreation Office open?

The Park and Recreation Office is open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 am until 4:00 pm and on Fridays from 8:00 am until 12:00 pm.

3. What time is the WWI Park open?

The Park opens at 7:30 am. Monday through Friday and 8 am on Saturdays and Sundays.

From April 1st to October 31st, the WWI Park and Zoo closes at 8 pm

From November 1st to March 31st, the WWI Park and Zoo closes at 4 pm

The Park is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Day, and in inclement weather.

Call the Park and Recreation Office at 508-699-0145 or the WWI Park and Zoo at 508-699-0129 for more information.

4. Why does Park & Recreation have two addresses?

The Park and Recreation Office is located in the Mason Fieldhouse at 446 Elm Street. This is where the office hours occur and where program registration takes place. After-hours drop-offs can also be made here in the drop slot in the front double doors of the office.

The mailing address for the Park and Recreation Department is 43 South Washington, North Attleborough, MA 02760.

5. Where is the Park & Recreation Office located?

The Park and Recreation Office is located in the Mason Fieldhouse at 446 Elm Street, North Attleborough, MA 02760

6. How do I make payments to the Park & Recreation Department?

Registration and program payments can be made at the Park and Recreation Office. We accept cash and checks. Please make checks payable to the Town of North Attleboro.

Registration can be dropped off after-hours through the drop slot in the front double doors at the office.

7. Do I have to be a town resident to participate in your programs?

While many of our programs are only available to residents of North Attleboro, some of our programs are offered to all area residents. Residency requirements are noted on program flyers and registration forms.

Please contact the Park and Recreation Office at 508-699-0145 if you have questions about a specific program.

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Recycling Center

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1. Can you recycle your old recycling bin?

Yes, you can. But you will need to bring it to the Recycling Center at 777 Mount Hope Street. Hours of operation are: Friday, Saturday, and Monday, 8 am to 2:30 pm Please ask the attendant where to put your bin.

2. How do I obtain a Recycling Center Sticker?

To be eligible for a Recycling Center Sticker, your annual trash bill must be paid in full.

Recycling Center Stickers are available at the Solid Waste Department in Town Hall or by Mail.

Town Hall:

• You must bring in your current valid Massachusetts Vehicle Registration (Residential Only) or a copy of it.

By Mail:

• Mail a copy of your current valid Massachusetts Vehicle Registration (Residential Only) to the Solid Waste Department, 43 South Washington Street, North Attleboro, MA 02760. Include a stamped self-addressed envelope so we can mail a sticker to you.
• Stickers cannot be transferred between vehicles. 

3. Purchasing a New Vehicle?

If you are going to purchase a new vehicle and want the sticker to go on the new vehicle, you need to scrape your old sticker from the window and bring however much you can get off with your new registration to our Office in Town Hall and we will issue you a free replacement.

Without the scraped sticker, a replacement will cost $5.

4. I have a second vehicle, can I get another sticker?

Stickers for each additional vehicle or to replace a lost sticker will cost $5.

5. I have a large item and it cannot fit in my vehicle that has the sticker. What do I do?

Participating residents may purchase a one Day Pass for the Recycling Center at the Solid Waste Department in Town Hall. The fee for a Day Pass is $5 and we only accept cash or checks.

A Day Pass would be used if you needed to borrow a vehicle or rent a U-Haul because you have larger items that don't fit in your vehicle that has the Recycling Center Sticker on it.

In order to be eligible for a Day Pass, you must have the following:

• The annual trash bill is paid in full.
• A copy or the actual registration of the vehicle you are borrowing.
• The vehicle must have Massachusetts license plates and cannot be a commercial vehicle or have signage on it.
• If renting a U-Haul, you do not need the registration, you just inform us in the office when getting the Day Pass that you are renting a U-Haul.
• You pay $5 cash or check for the Day Pass.

The Day Pass must be presented to the attendant at the Recycling Center and you may enter the Recycling Center as many times as you want for that day. The Pass must be turned in by the expiration date on the Pass.

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Solid Waste Department

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1. Where can I purchase Town Bags and Tags?

BAGS & BAG TAGS

• North Attleborough Town Hall
  • Solid Waste Department, 43 South Washington Street
• Shaw’s Supermarket
  • 125 Robert Toner Blvd. (Triboro Plaza)
• Super Stop & Shop
  • 206 East Washington St. (N. Attleboro)
  • 251 Washington St. (So. Attleboro)

BAGS ONLY

• Bob’s Market
  • 42 Arnold Road
• CVS Pharmacy #938
  • 8 East Washington Street
• Market Basket# 76
  • 1200 Newport Avenue (So. Attleboro)
• Shell Gas Station
  • 461 East Washington Street
• Super Stop & Shop
  • 109 Taunton Street (Plainville)
  • 469 Pleasant Street (Attleboro)
• Pack N Pay
  • 54 South Washington Street
• Speedway
  • 154 North Washington Street
• The Meat Bar Marketplace
  • 33 North Washington Street

2. What Can I and Can't I Recycle?

3. My Recycling Toter Is Missing a Wheel or Damaged, What Should I Do?

Please call The Solid Waste Department at 508-699-0105 to schedule a repair or replacement.

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Veteran Services

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1. How do I get my military records?

Request Military Service Records

2. How do I get my discharge upgraded or changed?

Each of the military services maintains a discharge review board with authority to change, correct or modify a discharge or dismissal that is not issued by a sentence of a general court-martial. The board has no authority to address medical discharges. The Veteran or his surviving spouse, next of kin, or legal representative may apply for a review of discharge by writing to the military department concerned, using Department of Defense Forms DD293 and DD149. You can obtain these forms from your local Veterans Services Office, VA regional office (call 800-827-1000, or from any Veterans Service Organization (VFW, American Legion, Disabled American Veterans, etc.).

3. What is a Veteran Identification Card (VIC) and how do I get one?

The Veterans Identification Card Act 2015 (Public Law 114-31) was enacted on July 20, 2015. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is drafting regulations that will allow VA to implement and enforce the legislation. However, this is a lengthy process that requires time for a public comment period as well as approval from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). The rule making process is expected to take 12 months or more. VA is also in the process of developing procedures and policies to implement the VA ID card program. VA currently estimates the program will be implemented in 2017.

In the meanwhile, the Department of Veterans Affairs continue to provide a Veterans Identification Card (VIC) for veterans to use at VA medical facilities. The VIC will be issued only to veterans who are eligible for VA medical benefits and only for the purpose of identification and check-in for VA medical appointments. The new card protects personal privacy by not showing Social Security Numbers or dates of birth on the front of the cards.

VA has Service Connected, POW and Purple Heart (PH) indicators on the new VIC. Veterans who have been awarded service-connected status after their VIC has been issued or SC status is not properly documented on their card, will need to present their letter showing their SC rating to the eligibility clerk at the local VA Medical Center where they obtain treatment. After verification, the eligibility clerk will submit a request to National Card Management Directory (NCMD) System for a new card to be issued to the veteran.

Once a veteran has his/her picture taken for the new card at the VA medical facility, the card will be mailed to the veteran at the address that has been provided. To ensure that a veteran receives the new VIC card, the veteran should please verify that VA has the correct address on file. If the U.S. Postal Service cannot deliver the card, it will be returned to the facility at which the card was requested. The card will then be held in a secure location at the facility for 90 days. If the card is not picked up within the 90-day period, the card will be destroyed.

With regard to the use of veteran ID cards for store discounts, please note: The VA identification card, once available will allow Veterans to demonstrate proof of service for discounts at private restaurants and businesses.

It should be noted that the identification card is different from a Veteran Health Identification card or a DoD Uniformed Services or retiree ID card. As such, the VA identification cards cannot be used as proof of eligibility to any federal benefits and does not grant access to military installations.

When available, Veterans will be able to request an ID card from VA for a fee. VA is currently making plans to implement the new law in the most efficient and cost-effective way possible while protecting Veterans' personal information. We estimate that VA will be able to implement the program in 2017. The cost of each card has not yet been determined.

In the meantime, Veterans who would like an identification card that displays their military service do not have to wait until VA implements the new law. You have several options:

You can access and print a free Veterans identification card through the joint VA/DoD web portal, eBenefits. This paper identification card serves as proof of honorable service in the Uniformed Services, as defined in laws about the Department of Defense (DoD). Veterans can get a free eBenefits account.

Your driver's license or state identification card can carry a Veteran designation. This option is currently available in 49 states, along with Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. We expect the 50th state, Washington, to offer this service in August 2017. Veterans wanting more information should contact their state department of motor vehicles or state department of Veterans affairs.

Veterans who are enrolled in VA health care can obtain a free Veterans Health Identification Card (VHIC).

Veterans who have retired from military service can receive an identification card from DoD. For information on obtaining or renewing such a card, please contact your nearest DoD identification card facility. 

4. What services are available from the Veterans Readiness and Employment (VR&E) programs (formerly known as Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment) for veterans with service-connected disabilities?

Information about the services that the Veterans Readiness and Employment (VR&E) program provides to veterans with service-connected disabilities can be found at Veteran Readiness and Employment site. 

The website provides information about vocational counseling available to active duty service members and veterans who have recently separated from active duty. You will also find information about vocational counseling and special rehabilitation services available to dependents of veterans who meet certain program eligibility requirements.

5. Did you know Military retirees should update your DEERS record and Military Retiree ID Card when eligible for Medicare?

Did you know that Military Retirees must update their DEERS record and Retired Identification Card when becoming eligible for Medicare, normally at age 65? Once updated, your new Identification Card will never expire.

Additionally, the new Identification Cards no longer display your Social Security Number. There is a new DoD ID Number on the front and a DoD Benefits number printed on the back. If your Retiree Identification Card currently displays your Social Security Number, you may get a new one anytime.

To find the nearest ID Card Office and to schedule an appointment, go to the ID Card Office Online site.

Remember to bring 2 forms of government-issued identification.

6. What benefits and services are available for spouses and dependents of deceased veterans?

The Veterans Benefits Administration has created a "survivors" website for spouses and dependents of military personnel who died on active duty and for the survivors and dependents of veterans who died after leaving the military. The website is organized into two broad categories - death in service and death after service. It provides website visitors with information about a wide range of benefits for the surviving spouse, dependent children, and dependent parents of deceased veterans and active-duty personnel. The site also has information from and provides links to other federal agencies and organizations that offer benefits and services to survivors and dependents. Visit the Veterans Benefits Administration site to learn about your benefits.

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Zoning Board of Appeals

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1. Where can I find the North Attleborough Zoning By-Laws?

View the North Attleborough Zoning Bylaws (PDF).