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Fire marshal reports inspections, propane‑heater complaint and EV pickup investigation
Summary
Fire Marshal Bill Call told the Bolton Fire Commission about a complaint investigation at Valero regarding a propane heater, an EV pickup truck fire callback on Hop River Road, attendance at the CRFMA meeting in Windsor, and multiple building inspections including four at 890 Boston Turnpike.
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Fire Marshal Bill Call reported several enforcement and inspection items at the Bolton Fire Commission’s Feb. 23 meeting.
Call said he attended the CRFMA meeting in Windsor and is handling a complaint investigation at the Valero station regarding a propane heater in the store. He also reported a callback investigation into an EV pickup truck fire on Hop River Road and noted that he conducted a training class with the town building official and the Bolton Fire Department.
On inspections, Call reported four inspections at 890 Boston Turnpike that prompted notification to the Health Department; additional inspections were required at 10, 12 and 14 Carpenter Road Apartments. He said one burn permit was issued and that he performed a post‑deconstruction inspection at 108 Notch Road with the building official.
Call also noted there are three available Senior Knox Box duties (for which no further detail was provided during the meeting).
The fire marshal’s report contained no formal actions or votes. The commission’s next regular meeting is scheduled for March 23, 2026.
