– Level 2 Significant Drought Declared for Groton – The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has declared a Level 2 – Critical Drought for the Northeast Region, which includes the Town of Groton Water Department is Easing Outdoor Watering Restrictions Following the state’s recent improvement from Level 3 – Critical Drought to
Level 3 Critical Drought
The State of Massachusetts has declared a Level 3 Critical Drought for our region. Effective immediately, all non-essential outdoor water use is banned in Groton. This means no lawn or garden watering, no washing cars or boats, and no washing driveways, sidewalks, or other hard surfaces. Please help protect our
2025 Annual Report
This year’s Consumer Confidence Report for water delivered in 2024 is now available online and in a printed edition at Groton Town Hall. If you have any questions about this report or your water quality, we would like to hear from you, please contact us. Download 2025 Report
Spring 2026 Water Main Flushing
Please note that there will be NO Spring Water Main Flushing in 2026. Customers can expect a reduction in Water Main Flushing as our new treatment plant is improving our water quality.
Mandatory Water Conservation Program
NOTICE GROTON WATER DEPARTMENT Mandatory Water Conservation Program The Board of Water Commissioners voted to institute a Mandatory Odd/Even Water Conservation Program for this upcoming summer. We ask that every customer make the effort to comply with the Water Conservation Program. The Mandatory Water Conservation Program runs from May 1st