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Welcome to the new website! If you have feedback, questions or concerns, please click the "Suggestions" link to the left. Additional pages, documents and meeting minutes will be posted in the coming weeks.

About Groton
Groton, founded in 1655, has a population of 10,873 (2012 Town Census) and is located in the Nashoba Valley area in northwestern Middlesex County. The town is governed by Town Meeting. With an area of 32.54 square miles, Groton is the largest town in Middlesex County. There are 106 miles of plowed or maintained roads within the town. Town Hall is 320 feet above sea level and the highest elevation is at Chestnut Hills at 516 feet above sea level.

Announcements

Health Fair at the Senior Center - May 19, 2012 - 10am - 2pm

Health Fair
Saturday, May 19^th(rain or shine)
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

The whole community is welcome to come and visit the many vendors, informational booths and health screenings that will be taking place on the 19^th. Home care agencies, town departments, community resources, doctor’s offices, pharmacies, and other medical/therapeutic services will be represented. Attendees will also be treated to refreshments, raffles and giveaways. Hope to see you there!

Annual Town Election - Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Groton will be holding its annual town election on Tuesday May 22, 2012. All elected boards, committees and offices will be on the ballot. A sample ballot can be viewed here. Absentee ballots are now available.

The polls will be open on May 22 from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm. Voting will take place at the Groton Senior Center, 163 West Main St (Route 225) for Precinct 1. Precincts 2 and 3 will vote at the Groton-Dunstable Middle School (North) gymnasium, 344 Main St (Route 119).

Center Fire Station Updates

A video of the Ayer Fire Station tour is available online here.

The Groton Board of Selectmen announced that they are continuing their search for a site to construct a new Center Fire Station. The Board of Selectmen has focused their review on the original Tier 1 Sites identified by the Center Fire Station Relocation Committee last Spring. Some of the sites originally identified were not pursued at the time due to cost of the land or the land owner was not interested in selling their land. The Board of Selectmen reached out to the land owners of several sites to determine if circumstances have changed since last Spring.

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