Town of Groton’s longtime inspector to oversee construction of Electric Boat’s new building
7 Oct 2019
Community Interest
Groton — Over more than three decades serving the Town of Groton, Kevin Quinn has seen the community grow, from new commercial buildings being constructed to neighborhoods taking shape.
Now, after 32 years with the town — and 16 as its manager of inspection services — Quinn has retired and is starting the biggest project he has ever overseen.
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