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CT DEEP Draft MS4 Stormwater :

In accordance with the requirements of the CT DEEP General Permit for the Discharge of Stormwater from Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems, residents of the Town of Bolton are hereby informed that a draft pdf of the 2024 MS4 Stormwater Annual Report, which summarizes municipal stormwater compliance activities conducted within the Town of Bolton during calendar year 2024, will be posted on the town website on or before February 15, 2025 for a forty-five day public review and comment period prior to the draft being finalized and submitted electronically to the CT DEEP on or before April 01, 2025. Residents are hereby encouraged to review the report and submit written comments between February 15, 2025 and March 31, 2025. All comments should be addressed to Wade Thomas, Town MS4 Consultant at wthomas@nlja.com.

2024 Salmon River Watershed Partnership Outreach & Monitoring Activities Related to Stormwater & Water Quality

BOLTON LIVING HISTORY WEEKEND

Return to Revolutionary Camp No. 5

 — A Bolton 300th+3 Event with Historic Encampment & Training by Le Régiment Bourbonnais 13ème —

When : Saturday, Oct. 7th - 10 A.M. to 6:30 P.M.  &  Sunday, Oct. 8th - 10 A.M. to 3PM
Where : Bolton Heritage Farm—266 Bolton Center Rd.



The French are coming!! In 1781, Rochambeau's troops - on their way to meet General Washington and his Continental Army - camped in Bolton, CT at what is now Bolton Heritage Farm on Center Road. This was known as Camp Site Number Five. In a continuation of Bolton's 300th anniversary, the Heritage Farm Commission has teamed with Le Regiment Bourbonnais (https://www.regtbourbonnais.com/) to host a living history weekend of this encampment. This event is FREE to the public and will offer a glimpse to what a Revolutionary encampment would have been like. Parking areas will be marked and on the street.

Saturday, 10/7 - Public Hours, 10 AM to 6:30 PM

  • Morning formation and duty roster
  • Distribution of rations by Quartermaster and a cooking contest
  • Public tours of the camp
  • Morning musket demonstrations for the public (French and American)
  • "Nooning" - Lunch
  • 1PM/W3R Signage Dedication
  • "School of the Soldier" and combined unit drilling
  • Afternoon musket demonstrations for the public (French and American)
  • 5:30-6:30PM - Twilight Stroll

Sunday, 10/8 - Public Hours, 10 AM to 3 PM

  • Morning formation and duty roster
  • Combined unit drilling
  • "Nooning" - Lunch
  • Afternoon musket demonstrations for the public (French and American)
  • 2PM/Camp take-down

There will be a scavenger hunt BOTH days for children to participate in, with fun interactive activities and questions to ask the actors.