For a list or recent Town press releases, click here.

Get your 2009 Transfer Station sticker now. See the price list. See more information about the Transfer Station.

Lyme Disease Awareness Week was June 8-15 2008. Read the Lyme Disease Flyer to learn more.

Read the Lyme Disease FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) to find answers to your common questions.

The concept of Questing has come to Groton sponsored by the Trails Committee. You can read more about it here. To see the quests offered go to the Trails Committee page.

The July report of the Interim Administrative Office can be found here.

Take a look at current job openings with Town of Groton government. Job postings are here.

Click the "Online Payments" item under the Quick Access links or here for more information.

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Groton, founded in 1655, has a population of 10,406 (2006 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.