Town of Bristol
6740 County Road #32
Canandaigua, New York
14424
Phone: (585) 229-2400 |
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Town Hall hours:
Monday thru Friday
8:00 a.m. - 12:00
1:00 p.m. - 4:30
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6740 County Road #32
Canandaigua NY
14424
(585) 229-5862
For detailed information on the Bristol Library, Click Here to access the new library web-site.
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Bristol Volunteer Fire Department
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Route 64
Canandaigua NY
14424
(585) 229-5505
Fire protection is currently provided in the Town of Bristol by the Bristol Volunteer Fire Department, with the main Fire Hall located on Route 64 and an additional building at Baptist Hill. Our volunteer ambulance squad provides "round the clock" assistance.
The United Church of Bristol, U.C.C.
7177 County Road #2
Bloomfield NY 14469
(716) 657-7030
Sunday School - 9am
Worship Service - 10am
Fellowship Hour - 11am
Rev. Tim Hamlin, Pastor
Bristol Historical Society
Bristol Historical Society Meets at 7:30 P.M. on the first Tuesday of each month at the Historical Society Building on Route #64 in Bristol Center
Click here to go to the Bristol Historical Society page
Levi Corser Memorial Park
Bristol's eight acre park is used throughout the year by residents and visitors, alike. Families continue to use our facilities for reunions, picnics, and even weddings. The health minded use our track, children use our playground, and the sports minded use our courts for volleyball, tennis and basketball. Bristol's well manicured fields have attracted unorganized baseball games and sanctioned soccer leagues.
To reserve the Levi Corser Park Pavillion for your activities call the Town Hall at 229-2400
Harmony Circle of Bristol
Still Strong After 83 Years of Community Outreach
Harmony Circle of Bristol is a philanthropic organization dedicated to serving the people of the Bristol, NY area. Members’ time, talents and financial resources are used to assist and comfort persons in need and support projects and institutions which preserve and enrich our community. The group consists of 24 female Bristol residents and has been serving the community since 1921. Women 18 years of age and older may become a member upon invitation to the group. Harmony Circle meets twice monthly on Wednesdays at 8 PM at members’ homes.
Past projects have included assistance with the restoration of the stained glass windows in the Bristol Historical Society Building. Each year during the Holiday Season, Harmony Circle donates funds to help the underprivileged in each Church Parish represented by a member of the group. Last December, the group donated to nine different churches in Bristol and the surrounding area. The group has also been able to sponsor a camper to attend 4-H Camp Bristol Hills. Each year the group "adopts" a family who resides in Bristol and brings baskets of food at various times throughout the year.
The list of recipients of Harmony Circles’ generosity includes (but is not limited to) the Bristol Town Park, the Bristol Library, the Bristol Fire Department, the United Church of Bristol Food Cupboard, the Honeoye Community Food Cupboard, the Salvation Army, the American Cancer Society, Adopt-a Highway, Bristol cemeteries, 4-H Camp Bristol Hills, the Red Cross, Horizons Senior Living Community, Hospice, House of John, Serenity House of Victor, area soldiers and vets, as well as those who are ill, shut-in, or bereaved. This year’s philanthropic project focuses on purchasing movable shelving for the Bristol Library.
Throughout the year, the group raises funds through an Annual Bake Sale held at the Bristol Fun Days in mid June, and through the sale of raffle tickets for a quilt which is designed and created by members.
Donations are gratefully and enthusiastically accepted at any time. Please contact Amy Colburn at 229-7161 if you would like to learn more about Harmony Circle.
Volunteerism in Bristol
A page has been provided to highlight some of the individual donated activities that benefit our town. In addition to the organizations listed above, there are often individual acts of selfless donation of time and effort that occur without the notice of the majority of our town residents. No, this page will not cover all of those activities, but will include those that are brought to my attention. To access this page, click here
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