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Indian Notch Park:
Starting Monday, July 13, Indian Notch Park will be closed every Monday to ensure adequate staffing throughout the week.
TOWN HALL CLOSING EARLY, TUESDAY, JULY 21ST AT 4:30 PM

TOWN HALL CLOSING EARLY -
Tuesday, July 21st – CLOSING AT 4:30 P.M.
Due to the death of a Town of Bolton Staff family member the Town of Bolton Town Hall will CLOSE at 4:30 p.m. so that staff may attend the memorial service. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY

DUE TO TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES ALL RECENT BOARD AND COMMISSION MEETING AUDIO HAS NOT BEEN POSTED. THIS TECHNICAL ISSUE IS CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW AND WE WILL RESUME POSTING AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. 

E-Bikes: Everything You Want to Know!

November 19, 2022
10:00 am to 11:00 am
Bentley Memorial Library, 206 Bolton Center Rd., Bolton, CT

Ebikes are growing in popularity and are more than just a trend. As people are challenged by rising fuel prices or want to get back into bicycling but struggle with hills, ebikes may be an ideal solution. Yet, purchasing an electric bike can be an overwhelming, confusing, and costly experience. Join Shepherd Myers as he shares his knowledge of what to look for in an ebike.

Shepherd will discuss the pros and cons of retrofitting your own bike, buying directly through the internet, or purchasing from a bike shop. He will compare ebikese-scooters, gas powered scooters and motorcycles, considering the range and power of each option.

He will bring his own retrofitted ebike to show the group. (There will be no test riding at this event.) If you are interested in retrofitting, you may want to bring in a picture of your existing bike to discuss with him following the talk; he will help assess if it is convertible or not.

Shepherd has been an avid cyclist for 29 years, having raced mountain bikes and on the road and worked as a bicycle mechanic in his youth.  Professionally he was a Collections Manager in Natural History Museums for over a decade.  During that time he did extensive scientific outreach with the broader community. 

Registration is required.