Groton MA Police Department

Groton MA Police Department Official page of the Groton Police Department. Serving Groton MA since 1655. This is the Official page of the Groton Massachusetts Police Department.

Located in the Northwestern part of Middlesex county, with a population of 11386, the Town of Groton at 32.54 square miles boasts the largest area in the county. The GPD patrols 107 miles of maintained road. The purpose of this site is to present matters of public interest for the Town of Groton, including its many residents, businesses and visitors. We encourage you to submit your questions, comm

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Recently we've noticed a increase in folks calling about fawns being alone in the woods. While we understand your concer...
06/22/2026

Recently we've noticed a increase in folks calling about fawns being alone in the woods. While we understand your concern, they do look adorable and helpless, in most cases mom is nearby. Right now, due to many fawn being very young, they are likely in the bed or flush phase, so they look like they are alone and helpless. You can read more about these two phases of development in the link below.

If you find a fawn, the best thing you can do is leave it alone. The mother is likely nearby and will continue to check on the fawn.

For more information, check out the link below.

https://www.mass.gov/news/fawn-phases-why-its-normal-to-find-fawns-alone

We heard a rumor that today is our ACO John Greenhalgh's birthday 🤫And since he is by far the most photogenic member of ...
06/17/2026

We heard a rumor that today is our ACO John Greenhalgh's birthday 🤫And since he is by far the most photogenic member of the department, we thought he wouldn't mind if we let folks know 😀 Please give this guy a hello when you see him around town! Happy Birthday John!!! 🎂

This week we have been dispatched to a number of dogs left in vehicles. We were told by the owners that they were "just ...
06/12/2026

This week we have been dispatched to a number of dogs left in vehicles. We were told by the owners that they were "just running into the store" and would "only be gone a few minutes". They told us that that they had "left the windows open", that their was "a fan for the dog", and that the "car was parked in the shade".

Residents should be aware that open windows and fans won't help keep the dog cool when the temperature in the car reaches upwards of 140 degrees.

Please leave your dog at home when running errands this summer, if you wouldn't sit in the car without air conditioning running, then don't force your pet to!

06/04/2026

Did you know that the "100 Deadliest Days" for teen drivers is the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day?

We teamed up with local Police Departments to share crucial tips for staying safe on the road this summer. Whether you're a teen driver, a parent, or just care about road safety, let's work together to make our roads safer this summer!

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We work with the best!
06/01/2026

We work with the best!

“No duty is more urgent than that of returning thanks.” — James AllenThank you to those service members who gave the ult...
05/25/2026

“No duty is more urgent than that of returning thanks.” — James Allen

Thank you to those service members who gave the ultimate sacrifice so we can be free 🇺🇸

05/25/2026

All,
With the forecast of continued rain for tomorrow morning during the Memorial Day Parade, we urge all attendees to dress appropriately. It is the responsibility of the Groton Fire Department and the Groton MA Police Department to ensure the safety of those participating. We are attempting to communicate with the organizers of the event.
If the Parade remains on, please use caution when marching or driving to and from the memorial service on the mound.

ROAD NOW OPEN🚨🚨The Groton Fire Department is working a brush fire on Chicopee Row near the high school. Traffic is detou...
05/19/2026

ROAD NOW OPEN

🚨🚨The Groton Fire Department is working a brush fire on Chicopee Row near the high school. Traffic is detoured around the area at Reedy Meadow Rd and Kemp St. Please seek alternate routes 🚨🚨

While this weekend for many is the unofficial start to the summer season, it also is an important day where we honor our...
05/19/2026

While this weekend for many is the unofficial start to the summer season, it also is an important day where we honor our military members who died while serving our country.

So if you are around this long weekend, we hope that you will join us, Groton Fire Department, and all the other groups helping us to honor our men and women who died in combat protecting our country.

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99 Pleasant Street
Groton, MA
01450

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 1pm

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