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Attleboro could be facing $5 million deficit due to rising health insurance costs

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ATTLEBORO — Increasing health insurance costs could leave the city facing a $5 million deficit in its fiscal year 2027 budget, and city officials have raised concern over potential layoffs as a result.
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North Attleboro facing possible $2M deficit in health insurance budget

NORTH ATTLEBORO — The town is looking at a potential deficit of $2 million in its health insurance budget this fiscal year because of skyrocketing expenses.

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The Sun Chronicle broke the news in on Friday, December 12, 2025.
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