10/04/2026
Eat spaghetti, talk about trash!
How do YOU feel about the possibility of an incinerator trash plant in your residential neighborhood?
If they can do it in Plainfield, they can do it in Scotland.
Join John, eat dinner and be a part of the conversation. You should know what youāre up against with the Siting Council, this legislatures majority party, and our states Attorney General.
We are losing our identity here in Eastern CT. Where we are known as the Last Green Valley, Hartford sees us as the last dumping ground for unwanted projects. Our Green Valley is being destroyed one clear cut forest at a time.
Join John Bolton and the Plainfield Republican Town Committee for a deep dive into what should be happening and how YOU can make a difference!
Scotland Residents
Canterbury, CT Residents
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Canterbury Republican Town Committee
Victoria Robinson-Lewis
Sprague Republican Town Committee
BOLTON: PLAINFIELD WAS DENIED A FULL REVIEW. NOW THE ATTORNEY GENERAL HAS TO SHOW UP.
WESTPORT, Conn. ā On October 1, the Connecticut Siting Council rejected the Town of Plainfield's motion to require a full certificate review of the proposed 1,800-ton-a-day trash plant (Petition No. 1719).
"Plainfield voted 1,148 to 125 against this plant and spent its own money to fight it. Yesterday the state told the town it won't get the full review it asked for," said John Bolton, Republican nominee for Attorney General.
"There is one lawyer in Connecticut who can join this case as a matter of right, without anyone's permission: the Attorney General. His deadline is October 15. Plainfield shouldn't have to fight alone."
John Bolton 4 AG will host "Trash Plant Talk," a community conversation fundraiser, on Wednesday, October 7, 5ā8 p.m., at the Plainfield VFW, 7 Winsor Avenue.
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RSVP and pay at the door: https://johnbolton4ag.com/trash-plant-talk-plainfield/