Groton DPW

Winter is on the downhill from here — spring flowers will be here before we know it! 🌷🌼

Until then, please help out your DPW crews as we continue to manage snow, ice, and road conditions. Slow down, give plows plenty of space, and be mindful of changing conditions.

We appreciate your support — warmer days are on the way!

Brian Callahan

Town of Groton is declaring a snow storm parking ban.

Effective at 12 PM on Friday February 20, and continuing until 12 PM, Saturday February 21, a Snow Storm Parking Ban will be in effect due to the predicted winter storm.

No on-street parking is allowed during a snow storm emergency parking ban. Vehicles parked on the street will be subject to fines and towing.

Do not push, plow, blow, or shovel snow from your driveway into the road. This decreases the effectiveness of our snow and ice removal operations and can create a public safety hazard.

Please email [email protected], with any questions or concerns.

Thank you
Groton DPW

Hello Groton,

The Groton DPW is excited to share that we’ve added new technology to improve our weather response efforts. We have partnered with Frost Solutions to install several mini weather stations throughout town.

These stations provide real-time weather data from multiple locations, helping us better monitor conditions and respond more effectively. With Groton covering more than 33 square miles, this technology gives us a clearer picture of what’s happening across town during storms and changing weather.

Weather station locations:
• Townsend Road at Route 119
• Chicopee Row at Raddin Road
• Lowell Road at Old Dunstable Road

These tools will help us make more informed decisions regarding plowing, sanding, and salting operations to keep our roads safe.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at [email protected].

A photo example of the stations is included below.

Groton MA Police Department
Town of Groton

Thank you,
Brian Callahan
DPW Director