Tolland County

Tolland County combines the University of Connecticut’s Storrs campus with farms, historic villages, former mill centers, and some of northeastern Connecticut’s largest forested areas. UConn’s residence halls, classrooms, research facilities, dining operations, athletic venues, and Horsebarn Hill create a major educational and agricultural district in Mansfield. In Coventry, the Nathan Hale Homestead and Coventry Farmers’ Market preserve the county’s Revolutionary and farming history.

Tolland Green, the Tolland County Courthouse built in 1822, the Old County Jail, and Daniel Benton Homestead recall the region’s early civic life. Vernon’s Rockville section retains prominent textile-mill buildings, while Stafford Springs reflects another historic manufacturing center. Bigelow Hollow State Park, Shenipsit State Forest, Bolton Notch, lakes, campgrounds, trails, and extensive wooded residential properties shape the county’s outdoor landscape.

Campus housing, schools, farms, barns, mills, apartments, restaurants, athletic fields, municipal buildings, camps, parks, and lakeside grounds can experience different bed bug, rodent, and goose pressures. Nutmeg K9 provides focused canine detection and humane goose management, helping Tolland County property owners and facility teams understand activity before treatment or prevention work begins.