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Budget Referendum #3:

Bolton Budget Referendum #3 will happen on Tuesday, June 24, from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Ryba Hall, behind St. Maurice Church.

FY2026  Proposed Budget = Proposed Budget for Year Ending June 30, 2026

Indian Notch Park :

Opening date - June 23, 2025
Address: 60 Tolland Road, Bolton, CT 06043
Park Hours: 9:00 am- 5:00 pm

Daily per car weekday :  Residents - $5           Non-residents - $15
Daily per car weekend:   Residents - $7           Non-residents - $25

Proof of Residency will be required to pay resident rates
WEEKENDS: Daily rates above are for cars with up to five people; each additional person is $2.00

BUSINESS OF THE MONTH : EARLY NEW ENGLAND HOMES

May 8, 2025

The Town of Bolton is happy to announce that the Business of the Month for May is Early New England Homes. Early New England Homes was founded in 2006 by the Barrett family with a rich history in Bolton. Early New England Homes specializes in creating classical reproduction homes reminiscent of the colonial era. If you love that classic style and way of living, and adore 18th-century houses, then Early New England Homes is the perfect company to help you create the home of your dreams.

Early New England Homes offers charming 1750’s 1750s-style homes such as Cape Cod, Saltbox, Gambrel, and Colonial. Each one of their homes includes a unique open architecture floor plan and the charm of early New England with today’s modern convenience. Not in the market for a new home? The company also offers quality built-ins and traditional furnishings for those looking to add some of that old New England charm to their existing properties.

So, on behalf of the town, we are proud to announce Early New England Homes as Business of the Month and encourage everyone to stop by. Early New England Homes is located at 26 West St. (Route 85), right past the corner of West St. and Loomis.


For more information, check out Early New England Homes’ new website right here.