The Thames River bounds the City on the west and Long Island Sound on the south. The City is about 3.1 square miles in area and has a population of nearly 10,000. We enjoy a large industrial base. Housing ranges from historic homes to new apartments. The Avery Point branch of the University of Connecticut and its Marine Science program are located in the southern part of the City. There are many recreational facilities including a public beach, baseball fields and walking trails.

We offer a full range of municipal services: paid fire department, police, trash collection and more. The City of Groton is a public power community. We provide electric and water to our residents and others at rates at or below those offered to surrounding communities.

The City of Groton's next holiday closing will be Friday, April 18, 2014 for Good Friday. Click here to see a list of all Holiday Closings.

The City of Groton Youth Advisory Committee is looking for your input on what types of programs or activities you would participate in during the year if offered by the City or another agency.

Please take a few minutes to complete the below survey and let us know.

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•  Wellness Fair, April 16, 2014
•  City of Groton, Request for Qualifications
•  Save Your Friday Nights For Concerts in the Park 2014
• Thames Street Rehabilitation Updates & Alerts
•  Thames Street Project Starts Monday

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