Fire marshal reports inspections, open-burning guide ready; farm brewery application under review
July 24, 2026 | Bolton, Capitol Planning Region, Connecticut
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Fire Marshal Raymond Walker told the commission that regular inspections and ongoing follow-ups continue, including at 86 Volpi Road and 60 Villa Louisa Road for annual Fire Marshal certificates. He said code compliance information was shared with Bolton Center School and Bolton High School for summer campus work.
Walker said the "To Handle Open Burning" guide has been reviewed and is ready for distribution. He also reported ongoing dialogue with an applicant and town staff regarding a proposed farm brewery. Deputy Fire Marshal Rupert coordinated communications with town staff about state blasting along I-384, the minutes say.
Walker said the "To Handle Open Burning" guide has been reviewed and is ready for distribution. He also reported ongoing dialogue with an applicant and town staff regarding a proposed farm brewery. Deputy Fire Marshal Rupert coordinated communications with town staff about state blasting along I-384, the minutes say.
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