Bolton Board of Health approves irrigation well, detects lead in residential water. The board approved a proposed shallow well at 201 Forbush Mill Road for non-potable agricultural and livestock use. Water quality testing revealed lead contamination in excess of primary drinking water standards at
Bolton Agricultural Commission names Kevin Machnik chair, advances membership expansion efforts. The committee unanimously elected Machnik to replace outgoing chair Angie Tollefson, who becomes vice chair. The commission unanimously nominated Olivia Peña, with background in animal sciences and food
Bolton Transfer Station Committee reviews implementation plan for January 2027 sticker requirement. Committee members reviewed a pricing structure of $0 for tax-assistance recipients, $25 for seniors 65 and older, and $50 for other residents, plus transaction fees. Town Administrator Marie
Bolton Parks and Recreation Commission unanimously approves three-tier sponsorship program for summer concert series. The commission authorized $5,000 for full-series underwriting, four single-concert sponsorships at $1,500 each, and up to 12 monthly event sponsorships at $500; commission member
Historical Commission weighs Town Hall involvement via working group. Chairman Robert Busch urged commission members to apply for positions on a working group being formed to discuss the future of Town Hall and the Houghton Building, both mentioned at the May Town Meeting. Busch said he would
The Bolton Conservation Commission voted to pass on buying a Sargent Road conservation parcel, citing empty coffers.
Bolton Conservation Commission approves Green Road dwelling with conditions. Commission Chair Brian Berube and Vice Chair James Geraghty led unanimous approval of a Negative 3 Determination for Cote Contracting LLC's five-bedroom single-family dwelling at Lot 4, Green Road, with conditions
Bolton Town Meeting approved a $34.9 million fiscal 2027 budget after sharp debate over school costs.
Bolton Select Board adopted an updated hazard mitigation plan tying the town's federal funding eligibility to storm and flood preparedness.
Bolton Select Board approves 15 liquor licenses for Bolton Spring Farm. The board unanimously approved one-day licenses for wine and beer sales at pick-your-own events, artisan fairs, and other gatherings scheduled from June through November 2026, with certification and fee requirements. In other