Council of Governments awarded grant to study parking in Groton City, as Electric Boat expands
10 Jul 2020
Economic Development
As Electric Boat expands in the coming years, more workers will travel to the City of Groton each day, a trend anticipated to add pressure on available parking.
The Southeastern Connecticut Council of Governments will begin next month a study that will provide recommendations on how to accommodate the parking demands associated with the increased employment, without degrading the quality of the neighborhood and economic development in the area, Deputy Director/Director of Special Projects Amanda Kennedy said.
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