City closed for business on Christmas Day
City hall will be closed on Wednesday, Dec. 25, in observance of Christmas. In addition, the Transfer Station will also be closed Dec. 24. There…
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Schools in Bristol delayed 2 hours today, Dec 16
Public schools in Bristol have a two-hour delay this morning. Other closings and delays include the following: Bristol Adult Education, no morning classes; no transportation….
All night parking ban and ticketing for unshoveled sidewalks begins Dec 15
The overnight parking ban on public streets and enforcement of sidewalk clearing begins Sunday, Dec. 15, the Bristol Police Dept. announced. As outlined in Bristol…
Zoning Commission to hold regular meeting tonight at City Hall
The City of Bristol’s Zoning Commission will hold its regular meeting tonight, Thursday, Dec. 9, at 6 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at City…
Update: Emergency parking ban extended until 1 p.m. today
An emergency parking ban instituted yesterday has been extended until 1 p.m. today, Thursday, Dec. 5., the Bristol Police Dept. announced in a release this…
Today’s city meetings include Ordinance Committee, Zoning Board of Appeals
City Hall will host two regular committee meetings today, including the Ordinance Committee and Zoning Board of Appeals The regular meeting of Ordinance Committee will…
Additional rubbish barrel renewals and requests are available through Public Works
Additional rubbish barrels, new customers or renewals, are now available from Public Works, Public Works announced in a release yesterday. The City of Bristol provides…
Bristol Police Department seeks public’s help in locating missing person
The Bristol Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing person, Tara Provoyeur, who was last seen driving a gray 2012…
Hydrant flushing continues in Matthews Street and Terryville Avenue area on Tuesday, Nov. 12
The 2024 hydrant flushing season will continue in the Matthews Street and Terryville Avenues areas on Tuesday, Nov. 12, the Bristol Water and Sewer Department…
Park Board votes to formalize a management plan for the geese on Memorial Boulevard
The Bristol Park Board voted 4-2 to address the geese overpopulation issue at Veterans’ Memorial Park with euthanasia, specifically using “Goose Round-Ups.” Mayor Jeffrey Caggiano and the Bristol Veterans Council highlighted the complaints about geese-related sanitation and safety. The program, costing around $20,000 over three years, aims for a more aggressive management approach.
Tax collector to place liens beginning March 1
Liens will be placed on all outstanding real estate taxes for the Grand List 2022 beginning March 1, according to City of Bristol Tax Collector,…
Bristol Public Schools announce closings; Storm Lorraine expected to drop 6 inches of snow on Bristol
In advance of Storm Lorraine, Bristol Public Schools will be closed tomorrow. In addition, Bristol Technical Education Center and Bristol Adult Resource Center are also…
City Hall announces closings in anticipation of impending storm
City hall, libraries, Department of Aging, Water and Sewer Department and Park and Rec administrative offices will be closed Tuesday, Feb. 13, to the public…
Public Works announces emergency parking ban from Tuesday through Wednesday, provides contact info
An emergency parking ban will be in place from Tuesday, Feb. 13, at 2 a.m. through Wednesday, Feb. 14 at 10 a.m., Public Works announced…
City announces holiday closures for Christmas
The City of Bristol has announced that City Hall will be operating on a half-day schedule on Friday, December 23, 2022 in observance of Christmas…