Town of Groton Office of Emergency Management

Groton Emergency Management, located in Groton, CT, is a government office responsible for overseeing emergency response services within the Town of Groton. Their duties include managing responses to various incidents like hurricanes, fires, hazardous material releases, and major winter storms to ensure the safety and well-being of the community. Generated from their available business information

The Groton Town Police has several divisions to respond to public calls for help. The patrol division is the largest, and includes 42 officers, six sergeants and four lieutenants. Officers respond to calls about incidents including criminal complaints, traffic enforcement and motor vehicle accidents. Other police department divisions include youth, animal control, community policing, detectives and records. The records division of the police department is open from Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm, not including holidays. Residents who want a copy of a motor vehicle accident report must wait three days from the time of the incident, then contact the department at 860-441-6713 to make sure the report is available. Michael Crowley is police chief.

The Town of Groton, Connecticut, offers a range of public works services aimed at enhancing community infrastructure and environmental management. This includes the administration of the Transfer Station, which provides waste disposal and recycling services for residents. Additionally, the Public Works Department oversees various programs related to roads, stormwater management, and community engagement initiatives. Their commitment to maintaining the town's facilities and promoting sustainability reflects Groton's dedication to improving the quality of life for its residents. Generated from the website