Groton looks to improve walking, bicycling safety and connectivity
3 Jun 2024
Community Interest
Residents here are sharing ideas for where to add sidewalks, slow down traffic, install signs, implement bike shares and improve crosswalks in the community. They have identified areas of town with gaps in sidewalks or inadequate signage, roads where cars speed, and spots that would benefit from trails and paths or clearly marked crosswalks. The town is seeking the comments as part of a project to make walking and bicycling safer and improve connections around town and to neighboring communities.
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