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COFFEE AND CONVERSATION:

Thursday, February 19, 2026, from 5:00 to 6:15 p.m. at Bolton Town Hall
The Town of Bolton will host a Coffee and Conversation to discuss the budget and capital budget, and also to talk about the infrastructure for water lines and economic growth opportunities that may be connected to it.  More Information here. 

 
NOTICE FROM THE TAX COLLECTOR’S OFFICE

 – PLEASE READ -

DUE TO STAFF SHORTAGES THERE WILL BE LIMITED SERVICES AVAILABLE IN THE TAX COLLECTOR’S OFFICE FROM FEBRUARY 24-MARCH 6.  YOU MAY PAY YOUR TAX BILL ONLINE, DROP IT OFF IN THE DROP SLOT BY TAX COLLECTOR’S DOOR OR BY MAIL.  PLEASE PLAN AHEAD IF YOU NEED TO REGISTER A CAR.  ABSOLUTELY NO IMMEDIATE TAKE OFF’S WILL BE ABLE TO BE MADE DURING THAT TIME PERIOD.

CLICK HERE FOR 2025 TAX PAYMENTS MADE

Once you put in your name check the “IRS Payment Records for Year 2025”
Check all account you want to include in your report and then click “VIEW IRS”
You can then print that page out for your records.

Town Seal

TOWN SEAL:  Adoption

 

Adopted:  February 1, 1970

 

The Town of Bolton hereby adopts and provides itself with the Seal herein after set forth and described, which Seal shall be the Seal of the Town of Bolton and shall contain the name of the Town and of the State and shall have the word “seal” inscribed thereon.

 

Any prior Town Seal heretofore adopted and provided by the Town of Bolton is hereby repealed and the Seal hereinafter set forth shall be the official Seal of the Town of Bolton, commencing on the first day of February, 1970.

 

The Seal is described as follows:  The design being the prize winning Commemorative Coin for the 250th Anniversary – the side designed for the Seal.  The outer rim gives the date of incorporation.  The top of the inner circle “shows the Hartford Mountains” (as the town was first known) and the rising sun with water at its base depicting our lakes.  On one side of a scroll stands Joshua, son of Uncas, as he bequeaths the lands of Bolton to the early settlers on the other side of the scroll.  Within the scroll are symbols for farming (plow), industry (water wheel), beauty (fruit branch), service to country (rifle and sword) and an acorn symbolizing growth and solidarity.