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BOLTON BULLETIN
January 13, 2023
Tax Office
Senior and Social Services
Bentley Memorial Library
Recreation
Other Events and Information
WinterFest
Calendar
All Town Offices including Bentley Memorial Library
will be CLOSED Monday, January 16th in
observance of Martin Luther King Day.
There will be NO DELAY in trash/recycle pick-up the
week of Martin Luther King Day.
HELP WANTED
The Town of Bolton has numerous job openings. For more information on all our
listings and to apply please visit: town.bolton.ct.org/employment.
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2023 BOLTON CALENDAR “A TOWN FOR ALL SEASONS”
2022-2023 Bolton Town Calendar. Purchase Your Calendar TODAY!
Available at: A-1 Food Store, Bentley Memorial Library, Cropley’s Garden
Center, England Hardware, Fish Family Farm, Highland Park Market,
Manchester; Six and Forty-Four Package Store and W.H. Preuss & Sons
LIMITED SUPPLIES STILL AVAILABLE.
Only $10.00 each and your donation supports the efforts of the Bolton Conservation
Commission.
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NEWS FROM THE TAX COLLECTOR’S OFFICE – 1-10-23
TAX BILL LOOKUP AND PAYMENT LINK
860-649-8066 x6101
Email us at taxcollector@boltonct.org
Please see below for frequently asked questions and the best ways to pay your tax bill.
Supplemental Motor Vehicle Tax Bills
Supplemental tax bills were mailed out on 12-27-22 and must be paid by February 1, 2023 to
avoid interest. These bills are for all newly registered motor vehicles registered between
October 1, 2021 and September 1, 2022 or for vehicles when the registration had lapsed and
renewed after October 1, 2021. This tax bill covers the period of time from when the vehicle
was registered until September 30, 2022. These bills need to be paid or postmarked by
February 1, 2023 to avoid interest. Interest accrues at 1.5 % per month starting from the
due date January 1, 2022.
Please check the link above if you believe you may have a bill or call our office.
Failure to receive a tax bill does not relieve the responsibility of owed taxes and interest.
Point and Pay Services
The Town of Bolton is using a new vendor Point and Pay, LLC for payments made online and
we are
NOW able take credit card/debit card payments in the office.
The non-refundable fee for this service either online or in the office are the same.
This fee will show up as a separate transaction in your account and is charged by our vendor
Point and Pay
Credit Cards: 2.50% (with $2.00 minimum)
Debit Cards: $3.95 flat fee
Electronic Checks (ACH): $0.95 flat fee
Delinquent Motor Vehicle bills have been reported to the DMV and it will be necessary to have
all accounts paid to be able to register a vehicle. Please make sure you pay your taxes at least
2 weeks before you need to register your vehicle to make sure you have no compliance
issues. You can check DMV’s online services under compliance issues to ensure you are clear
before you go to DMV. If you need clearance before the 2 week period of time then you will
need to make your payment online with a credit card or at the office with cash or money
order as well as let me know that clearance is needed.
Check DMV’s online services for registration status and compliance issues here:
DMV ONLINE SERVICES
Paying online is not immediate and will take 3-5 days to process and post to your
account.
Payment Options:
Option 1: Online- Save time and pay from home and receive your receipt of payment
directly to your email.
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You may pay by credit card, debit card or electronic check over the internet. A nominal fee
will be charged by our vendor, Point and Pay and is non-refundable 2.50% for credit cards.
Flat fee of $3.95 for debit cards & $0.95 for an electronic check using your routing and
account #’s.
Online payments will take 3-5 business days to process. The account will not show as
paid online until after this processing time. Please make sure you receive a confirmation
to your email that shows your payment is starting to process.
Please make sure you enter the correct account number and routing number so that the
transaction does not get returned. Additional fees will be added to any payment that is
returned unpaid.
View and/or pay your taxes using this link:
TAX BILL LOOKUP AND PAYMENT LINK
Option 2: In person in the lower level of Town Hall, 222 Bolton Center Rd
Please go to the tax collector’s door to the left of Town Hall.
Please add your phone number to your check so if there are any problems we can get in
touch with you quickly.
Credit Card/Debit Cards are NOW taken in the Tax Collector’s Office.
The same fee applies in office as it is online.
TAX COLLECTOR’S OFFICE HOURS:
Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM, Tuesday 8:30 AM – 6:30 PM and Friday
8:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Option 3: Drop Slot
A drop slot is located to the side of the Tax Collector’s door at Town Hall for tax payments.
Please enclose payment in a sealed envelope addressed to the Tax Collector’s office.
Please put the best phone number to get in touch with you either on your check or the
envelope.
DO NOT PUT PAYMENTS IN THE TOWN MAILBOX.
Option 4: By Mail
Please make checks payable to: Tax Collector, Town of Bolton.
*please add your phone number to your check so if there are any problems we can get in
touch with you quickly.
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Tax Payments can be mailed to:
Tax Collector
Town of Bolton
222 Bolton Center Rd
Bolton, CT 06043
Or with the return envelope enclosed with your tax bill during active collection times only.
This goes to our bank’s lockbox.
If a receipt is desired please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope along with a request
for a receipt.
Additional information and Frequently Asked Questions can be found on our website under
Tax Collector’s Department. The link is https://town.boltonct.org/departments/tax-
collector/faqs
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SENIOR & SOCIAL SERVICES
All Special Events Require Registration. Call or RSVP with Office Staff.
CASINO TRIP
Take a trip to Mohegan Sun Casino on Thursday, January 19 and Thursday,
February 16. The van leaves at 9:15 a.m. $5 for all passengers; limit 20
participants.
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RELAY CONNECTICUT PRESENTATION
Do you ever find it difficult to hear over the phone? Join us on Tuesday,
January 24 at 10 a.m. for a presentation about Relay Connecticut, a free service
available to you to make it a lot easier to make and receive phone calls. Relay
Connecticut is a 24-hour service that enables individuals who are deaf, hard of
hearing, Deaf/Blind or have difficulty speaking to communicate freely with friends, family
and businesses. For people who have difficulty hearing or speaking, the simple act of using a
telephone can be a challenging and frustrating experience. Whether it’s conducting business,
speaking to doctors, making appointments or just keeping in touch with family and friends,
an inability to communicate over the phone can affect almost every aspect of a person’s day
to-day life. Multiple service options are available to fit individual communication needs.
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FROZEN SPOON PARTY
It may be cold but it’s always a good time for ice cream! It’s a Frozen Spoon
Party! UR Community Cares is hosting an ice cream social for us on Thursday,
January 26 at 1 p.m. Come have a lot of laughs and enjoy a sundae. The Town
of Bolton has a partnership with UR Community Cares, a local non-profit that
links residents 70+ or adults with disabilities with local volunteers to help with
tasks such as housework, yardwork, transportation and companion.
Michelle Puzzo shared, “Bolton Seniors can be volunteers to help other older adults in town.
URCommunityCares.org is a platform where those who drive and want to deliver goods can
connect with people who need groceries, need to run errands or go to appointments. In Bolton
you can use the website to request a ride, if you don’t drive - when a volunteer accepts your
request, the website notifies you of the volunteer heading to help you. UR Community Cares
helps older adults connect to one another, to help one another.”!
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VALENTINE’S PIZZA PARTY
It’s the season of Love – and we love pizza! Join us for a Valentine’s Day
Pizza Party on Thursday, February 9 at 12 p.m. hosted by Seniors Inc.
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CT FLOWER AND GARDEN SHOW
Think spring and blooming flowers. We will visit the CT Flower & Garden
Show on Thursday, February 23. The van leaves the Senior Center at 10 a.m.
Tickets are $20 at the door, or $17 advance tickets are available for
purchase online.
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ENERGY ASSISTANCE
We strongly encourage you to apply for energy assistance through ACCESS
Community Action Agency at 860-450-7400. Income limits are $39,791
single, $51,996 couple (ask for additional household sizes). There are many
ways to apply: phone, mail, in-person, drop-off; please ask for more
information. Please be aware there are significantly more applications this year and response
times are slower.
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BENTLEY MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Monday - Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Library Programs
To register, call 860-646-7349 or email bmlprograms@biblio.org.
The following programs are free of charge and open to residents and nonresidents.
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3rd ANNUAL OH SO COZY BLANKET DRIVE
Bentley is holding its third annual blanket drive to help our neighbors in
need. New handmade and store-bought blankets will be collected
throughout the month of January. All items will be donated to Holy Family
Home and Shelter in Willimantic and Cornerstone Shelter in Vernon.
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SEEKING CRAFTING SUPPLY DONATIONS
CRAFT
We are collecting crafting supplies throughout the month. Items sought
SUPPLY
include stamping items, beads, sequins, cardstock, glue, ribbons, googly
DONATIONS eyes, jewelry-making tools, etc.
NEEDED Contact the library with your donation ideas.
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FREE EVENT:
CT BAR ASSOCIATION VIRTUAL FREE LEGAL ADVICE CLINICS
Tuesday, January 24th and Wednesday, January 25th between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Meet remotely with a volunteer lawyer for a 30-minute session to receive free legal
advice over Zoom. Pre-registration is required by Jan. 15, 2023. Learn the details,
view specific legal areas included, and register here.
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CHILDREN’S WINTER STORYTIME AND CRAFT
Register for each storytime separately or note all dates you would like to
register for in the comment field. Please include your child(ren)'s first
name and age(s) in the comment box as well.
Monday, Jan. 23, 1:00 p.m. -Register
Thursday, Jan. 26 at 11:00 a.m. -Register
Monday, Jan. 30 at 1:00 p.m. -Register
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COFFEE AND COLORING WEDNESDAYS
January 18, 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
February 15, 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Join us for an hour of coloring and conversation. Relax as you tap into
your creative side. Coloring pages and colored pencils will be provided.
Coffee will be served. Registration is not required.
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RADON – WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Monday, January 23rd, 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Learn about what radon is, how it enters a home, health effects, radon testing,
and how values fluctuate over time. Cecile Serazo, Community Health and
Wellness Coordinator for Eastern Highlands Health District, will cover these
topics and discuss how to test and the best time of year for testing.
Information on how to obtain a test kit will be provided. Register here.
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TAKE YOUR CHILD TO THE LIBRARY DAY!
Saturday, February 4th
Stop in between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. for fun family activities. Watch our
website, Facebook page, and February newsletter for details. Registration not
required.
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THE GILDED AGE BOOK DISCUSSION SERIES
Join us for any or all of the discussions led by John Valeri of Portland, CT. Be sure to register so
there are enough books for everyone. The discussions will be hybrid, you choose whether to
join in person or via Zoom.
Thursday, January 26th, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
The Address… by Fiona Davis
Join us in person or via Zoom to discuss this novel about "thin lines between
love and loss, success and ruin, passion and madness, all hidden behind the
walls of The Dakota—New York City’s most famous residence" - Google Books.
Copies of the book are available at the library. Register here.
Thursday, March 2nd, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Life at the Dakota… by Stephen Birmingham
Join us in person or via Zoom to discuss this non-fiction account of the Dakota.
The many show-business tenants "in this offbeat setting makes for many a lively
story" ~ Kirkus review. Register here.
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RECREATION DEPARTMENT
NOW HIRING!
The Recreation Department is now hiring for the following summer positions:
Camp Director, Camp Counselor and Lifeguard. For more information on all our
listings and to apply please visit: town.bolton.ct.org/employment
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HALF DAY HANGOUTS 2023
Join the Bolton Recreation Department staff on your half days from school! All grades
Kindergarten through fifth grade are welcome! At school dismissal students will be met by
staff and walk over to the Notch Road Municipal Building until 5:30pm pick up time.
There are 13 individual half days throughout the 2022-23 school year at Bolton Center
School. Individual Half Day costs- $40.00
Register HERE
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VALENTINE’S KIDS NIGHT OUT
Who: Ages 3 and up (Must be potty trained)
When: 4:00pm-9:00pm
February 10– Valentine’s Day themed
May 12– Spring themed/ Mother’s day gifts
June 16– Summer themed/ Father’s day gifts
Where: Herrick Park, 29 Hebron Rd Bolton CT 06043
Cost: $45.00 per night Second Child discount- $40.00 per night
Contact the Recreation Department to receive discount. Register HERE Registration deadline
is one week prior to the program date. Take the night out yourself or go out with friends
while the kids have a party of their own with our staff and their friends! Each night will
include crafts, games, activities indoor and outdoor for all ages to enjoy! Pizza and
refreshments will be provided to all who join us these evenings.
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LEGO S.T.E.A.M. FUN!
Building Up S.T.E.A.M. Using LEGO (Grades K-2)
Who: Grades k-2
When: Wednesdays February 1– February 22, Snow Date: March 1st, 3:15-
4:15pm
Where: BCS 7/8 Staff Room
Cost: $125
Children work independently and cooperatively as they begin to explore simple machines
using LEGO® early childhood materials. Projects may include spin tops, cranes, and hockey
players. REGISTER HERE.
STEAM Works Using LEGO® (Grades 3-5)
Who: Grades 3-5
When: Wednesdays March 8-March 29, 3:15-4:15pm
Where: BCS 7/8 Staff Room
Cost: $125
Children work with standard LEGO® materials to problem-solve
pre-engineering challenges involving structure, levers, gears, pulleys, and other elements of
simple machines. Projects may include wall rocket racers, battle top spinners, and flywheel
cruisers. REGISTER HERE.
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OTHER EVENTS AND INFORMATION
BOLTON MOBILE FOODSHARE
The Bolton Mobile Foodshare will be held from 10:00 to 10:30 AM at St.
George’s Episcopal Church, 1150 Boston Turnpike, Bolton, CT. This is an
outdoor food distribution that assists families in need.
Upcoming Dates:
Tuesday, January 17 and 31, 2023
Tuesday, February 14 and 28, 2023
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WINTER TRAILS DAY 2023
January 21st, 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Join the Bolton Conservation Commission Saturday, January 21st, 2023, at
Freja Park from 10:30-Noon for WINTER TRAILS DAY.
Meet at the Freja Park kiosk behind the Bolton Park and Ride Lot at 10:30 AM.
Hike on the green-blazed Kempf Trail to the Railroad Brook Restoration
Project on the Hop River State Park Trail, then follow the Blue-blazed
Shenipsit Trail back over the Notch Pond overlook where observers may see the unexplained
circles on the ice, to the benches and back to kiosk and Park and Ride Lot. Conservation
Commission members will be on hand to identify trees and wildlife tracks along the trail.
Freja Park is a picturesque and wild 21-acre park located northwest of Notch Pond.
Participants should dress for the weather and snow conditions, expect to move slowly on the
trail over the moderately rugged landscape. The total hike distance is one mile. Trail
conditions will determine trail routing. No dogs, please. Rain cancels the event.
Meet at the Bolton Commuter Lot across from Georgina's Restaurant off Morancey Rd, Bolton,
CT 06043 at 10:30 AM
Questions? Call 860-649-8066 ext. 6110 and leave message or e-mail TOBCC@aol.com
Increase your chances of winning the Annual Bolton Photo Contest by submitting your photo
to BoltonPhoto@aol.com (see rules on Town Conservation Commission Webpage) 22nd Annual
Town-wide Photo Contest.
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NEED-INSPIRED GRANTS AWARDED TO BOLTON NONPROFITS
The Bolton Greater Together Community Fund at the Hartford Foundation
for Public Giving has awarded $46,174 in grants to eleven local nonprofits in
its second round of funding for initiatives that strive toward the betterment
of Bolton and its residents.
Grant Recipients:
Bolton Heritage Farm Commission, Potable Water Project : $6,000 to support the addition
of potable water at the farm. Restoration of the existing wells must be completed for the
preservation and public utilization of the farm (hiking, outdoor yoga, weddings, special
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visitations by history enthusiasts, visiting the Washington Rochambeau site, etc.). Potable
water required for various events and usage of the farm will include connecting the electric
supply for the well and installing the pressure switch and tank with a low point drain.
Bentley Memorial Library/Friends of Bentley Memorial Library, Outdoor Patio : $10,000
The grant funds will be used to add a new 30x30 concrete slab patio that will be wheelchair
accessible, in front of the library. The patio will be used and available to all for outdoor
library programs and the community may use the space to gather, sit, read, relax, and for
other activities. The space will be available during and outside of library hours.
Bolton Volunteer Fire Department : $6,778 grant to construct a pitched roof top prop for
firefighter training as well as practice, and to obtain firefighter Class II ladder safety
equipment (harnesses). Department instructors would use the roof top structure to teach
ladder hoisting, placement, and safe operations. It would also afford the opportunity to teach
and practice ventilation procedures that assist in the preservation of property, allowing for
faster entry into a structure on fire, increasing the chances for quick rescue and
extinguishment.
Community Child Guidance Clinic : $1,000 to support updating and enhancing the quality of
therapeutic toys and materials at the agency. CCGC’s Outpatient Department would benefit
from updated toys and resources that are ethnically diverse, including racially diverse pose-
able dolls for dollhouse play and realistic role play, gender-neutral play materials, and
racially diverse social skills cards. It is important to have materials that encourage visibility
and belonging for minorities in all communities served to help reduce racial disparity in
pediatric mental health services.
Hartford Interval House: $5,000.00 grant to continue supporting the “Victim to Survivor”
program that ensures that Bolton clients assess their strengths and challenges, that leads to
making a plan to get affairs in order and establish independence. Specific activities with
which the program helps are safety planning/counseling, court/legal advocacy,
transportation to job interviews and work, pursuing education, childcare, gift cards for
household necessities, help with planning a household budget, opening a bank account, and
ultimately finding affordable housing and setting up a home.
Bolton Scholarship Fund, Community Service Scholarship: $1000 grant to provide a
scholarship to a student who goes above and beyond in support of the Bolton community to
help that student to pursue higher educational goals. The ideal candidate will be someone
who displays a genuine interest in making the community better for everyone. The
scholarship will be sent to the recipient's school for the 2022-2023 school year.
Bolton High School Project Graduation: $3,500.00 grant to support a drug and alcohol-free
overnight celebration on graduation night to keep graduates safe. Students will be bussed
from the high school to the venue for a fun night enjoying food and games, spending one last
night together, and making amazing memories. At the end of the party, the graduates will be
bussed back to the high school. This event will be organized and supervised by the parents of
graduates.
Bolton Center School PTA, Fostering Friendship and Improving Grounds : $5,000 grant to
assist with the purchase of items to improve the playground, school grounds and that will
encourage/foster social skills and friendships among students. For example, "buddy benches"
for the playground area and picnic tables for students to use for special friendship lunches,
etc. All BCS students will benefit, as well as town residents who utilize the playground area.
The equipment that will be purchased will be permanent. Residents, staff and students will
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Bike Walk Bolton : $1,100 grant to purchase (and have installed by DEEP) a bench on the Hop
River Trail at the intersections of the Rose and Clarke Trails. The benches along the Hop River
Trail get a lot of use. People use them to rest before continuing their activity. The bench may
encourage people, who might otherwise turn around, an option to walk/run a bit farther. Trail
users also use the benches to simply sit and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature and are
also used as the snack stop.
Friends of Bolton Lakes, Cyanobacteria Monitoring : $4,282 grant funding to assist in
purchasing water monitoring technology equipment that will be used to predict the level of
toxicity due to harmful algae within several minutes, presently it takes several days and
significant expense to analyze water samples for the presence of algae. The equipment will
be used by trained volunteers who will forward the results to the Town, the Health District
and the professional lake managers. Prompt dissemination of this information will improve
the health and safety of all users of Lower Bolton Lake.
Community Voice Channel : $2,514 grant to purchase a Lighting Kit for volunteers that
benefits anyone who makes a show or movie that requires filming outside of the building.
Community Voice Channel teaches people how to use professional A/V equipment with
industry standards and best practices. The main goal is to get people engaged in expressing
themselves and take advantage of creating a TV show, movie, PSA, etc. Training is free of
charge and access to equipment that is very expensive is shared with all who want to learn.
CVC strives to include everyone and not let anyone feel left out.
Formal Awards Ceremony
The Bolton Greater Together Community Fund Committee will hold an awards
presentation/ceremony and reception on Wednesday, February 8 th at 6:00 p.m. in the
Bentley Memorial Library , 206 Bolton Center Road, Bolton, CT 06043. The community and
the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving members and staff are welcome. Refreshments will
be served.
For more information about the Bolton Greater Together Community Fund Grants or to
make a donation, visit www.hfpg.org/boltoncf or email
2022.grants@boltongreatertogether.org . In 2019, the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving
established $100,000 community funds for each of the 29 towns in the Foundation’s region,
which includes Bolton. The purpose of the community funds is to support residents in taking
ownership around the needs in their towns, encourage broad and inclusive civic engagement
and anchor the Hartford Foundation in each town.
The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving is the community foundation for Hartford and 28
surrounding towns. Through partnerships, the Foundation seeks to strengthen communities in
Greater Hartford by putting philanthropy in action to dismantle structural racism and achieve
equity in social and economic mobility. Made possible by the gifts of generous individuals,
families and organizations, the Foundation has awarded grants of more than $837 million
since its founding in 1925. For more information, visit www.hfpg.org or call 860-548-1888.BOLTON BULLETIN January 13, 2023
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CALENDAR
Jan. 16th All Town Offices and Bentley Memorial Library will be CLOSED in
observance of the Martin Luther King Holiday.
17th BOS Special Meeting and Budget Workshop – 9:30 a.m.
17th Diversity Commission 7:00 p.m.
18th Capital Acquisition, Planning and Allocation 5:30 p.m.
19th Board of Finance 7:15 p.m.
23rd Fire Commission – 7:00 p.m.
24th Budget Workshop – 5:30 p.m.
25th BLRWPCA – 7:00 p.m.
31st Budget Workshop – 7:00 p.m.
31st Inland Wetlands – 7:00 p.m.
Feb 2nd Veteran’s Commission – 1:30 p.m.
2nd Budget Workshop – 7:00 p.m.
6th Conservation – 7:00 p.m.
7th Board of Selectmen – 7:00 p.m.
8th Planning & Zoning and Public Hearing – 7:30 p.m.
9th Budget Workshop – 7:00 p.m.
9th Board of Education – 6:30 p.m.
14th Zoning Board of Appeals – 7:00 p.m.
14th Temp Public Building Commission – 7:00 p.m.
16th Board of Finance – 7:15 p.m.
20th All Town Offices and Bentley Memorial Library will be CLOSED in
observance of President’s Day.
21st Budget Workshop – 7:00 p.m.
23rd Budget Workshop – 7:00 p.m.
25th WINTERFEST – Bolton Heritage Farm – 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
27th Fire Commission – 7:00 p.m.
28th Budget Workshop – 7:00 p.m.
28th Inland Wetlands Commission – 7:00 p.m.
All agendas and minutes are posted on the Town’s website at: http://town.boltonct.orgYou can also read
