Groton officials to present ‘road map’ of economic development initiatives
24 Feb 2020
Economic Development
The town and city have developed a "blueprint" for economic development initiatives moving forward and are inviting residents, the business community and other officials to presentations of the plan next week.
The Economic Development Strategic Action Plan, in the works for more than a year, outlines goals and lays out strategies for how Groton plans to achieve them, town Planning and Development Director Jon Reiner said.
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