The sole city meeting today, Thursday, Oct.3, is the following: Economic and Community Development, 5 p.m. Council chambers, city hall. For additional information about the proposed zoning amendments or the…
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The 14-year-old subject of a Silver Alert has been returned home safely. Bristol Police has issued a statement that Solmary Lee “has been located safe and sound and has been…
A Silver Alert has been issued for 14-year-old Solmary Leet, a mixed-race female, 5 feet, inch tall, weighing approximately 140 pounds, with dark hair tinged with red/burgundy coloring. Solmary Lee…
Meeting on the city calendar for today, Wednesday, Oct. 2, include the following: Code Enforcement Committee, 9 a.m. Council chambers, city hall. School Readiness Council, 12:15 p.m. Bristol Board of…
Meeting on the city calendar for today, Tuesday, Oct. 1, include the following: Police Awards Committee, 9 a.m. Police Chief’s Conference Room, 131 N. Main St. Ordinance Committee Public Hearing,…
The Bristol Water and Sewer Department will continue its 2024 hydrant flushing season today, Monday, Sept. 30. The following areas may be affected: Sandra Street Ben Street Jacqueline Drive Farmington…
Meetings on the city calendar for today, Monday, Sept. 30, include the following: Animal Control Building Committee, 5 p.m. Council chambers, city hall. For virtual meeting link, click here. For additional…
Memorial Boulevard will be closed from Thursday, Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. for the Mum Festival until Monday, Sept. 30, at 7 a.m., the Bristol Police Dept. announced yesterday in…
By David Fortier When the call arrived, Bristol Fire Chief Richard Hart did not see it coming. Being honored as the grand marshal of the 62nd Mum Festival Parade, just…
By David Fortier A builder seeking approval to construct an open space development on the former Schaffrick property off Perkins Street has had a request to bring boring equipment for…
Residents and other stakeholders city-wide can add their voices to proposed changes involving environmental standards of the city’s zoning regulations in a public virtual meeting to be held Thursday, Oct….
City meetings today, Thursday, Sept. 26, include the following: Storm Water Trust, 9 a.m. Meeting Room 1-2, city hall. Fire Commission, 6 p.m. Council chambers, city hall. For virtual meeting…
City meetings today, Wednesday, Sept. 25, include the following: Historic District Commission, 5 p.m. Meeting Room 1-3, city hall. For a virtual meeting link, click here. Fire Station 3 Building Committee,…
West Cemetery Lantern tours return early in October This West Cemetery Lantern tours return this year with a new twist, an open dress rehearsal prior to the real thing. The…
City meetings for today, Tuesday, Sept. 24, include following: Board of Finance, 5:30 p.m. Council chambers, city hall. For virtual meeting link, click here. Transportation Commission, 6 p.m. Meeting Room 1-3,…
Water is shut off on Chestnut and Locust streets after a water main broke this afternoon, it was announced in an emergency alert from city’s Water and Sewer Department. Customers…
Several Connecticut cities, including Bristol, have experienced a bond rating downgrade from Fitch Ratings, shifting from AAA to AA+. Bristol’s comptroller emphasized that this change is tied to Fitch’s new criteria rather than altered city finances. Despite the downgrade, Bristol’s economic outlook remains stable, highlighted by ongoing development opportunities.
City meetings for today, Monday, Sept. 23, include the following: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses Agency Inspection, On-Site, beginning at 5 p.m., from 31 Royal Dr. (#2041) to Memorial Boulevard Park…
Starting today, Monday, Sept. 23, the Bristol Water and Sewer Department will continue its 2024 hydrant flushing in the following areas: Country Lane Boulder Drive Stafford Avenue Driftwood Road Dogwood…
Bristol is among six locations statewide for its annual “Stand Down” program offering assistance to military personnel and their families today through 2 p.m. This “one stop” access to a…