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Holiday Hours:
In observance of the 4th of July, all town offices and the library will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025.
Bentley Memorial Library will also be closed on Saturday, July 5, 2025.

Trash and recycling collection will be delayed by one day, starting Friday, July 4, 2025.

Budget Referendum #4:

The next BUDGET REFERENDUM will be held on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, from 6 AM to 8 PM at the Ryba Hall,
behind St. Maurice Church.

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

NEWS FROM THE TAX COLLECTOR :

As an update on the town current tax status as of 7-3-25.  The 4th budget referendum will be held at the Parish Center at St Maurice Church on July 15th.   The mill rate will then be determined (whether actual or temporary) on July 16th and taxes will be available to be paid and will be mailed out shortly after that.  Tax bills will need to be paid by September 1st to avoid interest.

HAZARD TREE REMOVAL, HOP RIVER TRAIL SP

March 19, 2025

The CT Deep State Parks Division will be conducting a hazard tree removal project along the Hop River Rails to Trails SP. The work will start at Bolton Notch SP and proceed east toward Columbia, ending at the Kings Rd. crossing. This work will be done by a contractor, J&J Bros, under state contract.

The work will consist of removing dead, decaying and structurally compromised trees along the trail that have the capability to impact public safety and the use of the trail. The work zone will extend approx. 25' on either side of the trail.

Mechanized equipment will be used to remove the trees, including a senebogan grapple saw vehicle, a bucket truck, whole tree chipper truck, chip trailer and log truck. All the brush will be chipped into trailers and removed off site, any remaining wood will be removed with a log truck and disposed of offsite.

Rolling closures of the trail will occur as the work takes place, most closures will be at trail head parking areas. CT DEEP staff will be onsite daily to monitor the work and ensure public safety.

This project has been approved by an internal CT DEEP review and has been posted on the CT DEEP website, www.ct.gov/deep/distressedtrees . The public can submit questions or concerns directly to deep.hazardtrees@ct.gov.

Work is anticipated to start around April 1st and take 3-4 weeks for completion.