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NEWS FROM THE TAX COLLECTOR’S OFFICE 7-26-24

PROPERTY TAX BILLS

Tax bills are due July 1, 2024 and must be paid by or postmarked by Thursday, August 1, 2024 to avoid interest.  Interest accrues at 1.5% from the due date of July 1st for a total of 18% per year.  Please be aware that if your payment is late the interest rate is 3% from August 2-31st. The minimum interest charge is $2.00 per bill.

As the town navigates the best way to refund/credit some taxpayers for the unanticipated increase in revenue due to the error in assessments; please be aware that any estimation that the taxpayer makes on their own that results in an outstanding amount due will make you liable for the interest on the balance of that account. 

REVISED TAX BILLS

Real Estate tax bills that had the wrong assessment have been updated and revised tax bills have been mailed out.  These new amounts are also available online with the tax bill lookup link above.  These affected tax bills (only) have an extension of time to pay which is August 31, 2024.  All other tax bills need to be paid by August 1, 2024, to avoid interest.

More information : https://www.boltonct.gov/departments/tax-collector

 

Registrar of Voters

Office Hours:  Wednesday's 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.  (860 533 1243) 
For information on where to vote click here 

NOTICE OF BOLTON VOTER REAPPORTIONMENT                                               
Beginning in August 2022, changes are coming for Bolton Voters.  That’s because the state legislature has readjusted many state House and state Senate districts all across Connecticut under a program called reapportionment.  This means changes to where you will vote and whom you will be voting for as State Representative.

Reapportionment occurs every 10 years following the completion of the federal census.  The adjustments are made in an effort to keep all state House and Senate districts approximately the same size in terms of population (for House districts that is approximately 24,000 citizens: for Senate districts it is approximately 100,000 citizens).

Currently, all of Bolton is in the 55th Assembly District. However, beginning in August, Bolton will have two House districts:

  • The 55th (Bolton voting District 2)
  • The 8th (Bolton voting District 1)

The 8th District will now include the North portion of Bolton. All of these voters, belong to District 1 and will vote at Bolton Center School, 108 Notch Road. Note the lighter portion (top) of the map for reference. 

The 55th District will now include the South portion of Bolton.  All of these voters, belong to District 2 and will vote at St. Maurice Parish Center, 32 Hebron Road. Note the darker portion (bottom) of the map for reference.

Please visit: https://www.cga.ct.gov/rr/tfs/20210401_2021%20Redistricting%20Project/NODISPLAY_data/housemaps/Individual%20Town%20Maps/House%20Districts_Bolton.pdf on The Secretary of State website for more information. Large maps are displayed at Town Hall, the Library, and the Senior Center showing the boundaries in Town.

Clarification of boundary lines on split streets are as follows:

Bolton Center Road: 
Even numbered addresses from 10 – 280 belong to District 1.
Odd numbered addresses from 19-159 belong to District 1.
Odd numbered addresses from 169-285 belong to District 2.

Camp Meeting Road:       
Even numbered addresses belong to District 1.
Odd numbered addresses belong to District 2.

Clark Road:                            
Odd numbered addresses belong to District 1.  
Even numbered addresses belong to District 2.

Watrous Road:          
Even numbered addresses belong to District 1.
Odd numbered addresses belong to District 2.

Please note that every Bolton registered voter will be mailed a letter informing them of their District and their voting location.
As noted above, we had no choice in these District changes.  The actions were taken by the State Legislature and its Reapportionment Commission.  We have done our best to assign convenient, State and Federal compliant polling locations within each district.

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Office Hours:  Wednesday's 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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2022/2023 Annual Report

The 2023 Municipal election results are available here.