The Town of Bolton has recently completed the preparation of the feasibility study and preliminary design for the Nathan Hale Greenway and it is now available for distribution. Please use the link below to gain access to the final report of the study. The Town will be evaluating and implementing the various recommendations of the study over time, in particular, ones that involve low or no cost options which encourage the active management of the Town owned properties in the study area and can provide feasible access for the public. For questions please contact Consulting Director of Community Development, Patrice Carson, at pcarson@boltonct.org.
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REMINDER FROM TAX OFFICE:
Supplemental Real Estate, Motor Vehicle and Personal Property taxes are currently due. These bills need to be paid or postmarked by November 3, 2025, to avoid interest. Real Estate tax bills that are escrowed by your mortgage lender were sent to them for payment.
Use the link below for online payments or to check the status of a payment.
ONLINE TAX LOOKUP AND PAY
If you don’t receive a tax bill, please check the link above or call our office for the amount owed. Failure to receive a tax bill does not invalidate the tax and/or interest.If you plan to use your bank’s bill pay, please make sure you allow sufficient time for your bank to process and mail your check so that it is received by the delinquent date. These checks come to us WITHOUT a postmark. Interest will be added if received after November 3rd.