Groton seeks feedback on Pratt Building, recreational opportunities
8 Apr 2020
Community Interest
The town is looking to hear from people about the types of recreational services, facilities and amenities they would like to see in their community.
Groton is seeking comments from residents, business owners and other individuals to help prioritize recreational amenities and upgrades to the Pratt Building at the Mystic Education Center, said Jessica Patterson, community outreach coordinator for town Parks and Recreation.
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