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Our Village
The Village of Groton, incorporated in 1860, is located in the northeast corner of Tompkins County in the Fingerlakes region of New York State.
Originally, the Village was host to many small industries and was later a home to Smith Corona Typewriter Company from 1909 to 1983. Today there still are a few fine smaller concerns and many of our residents who work in Ithaca and Cortland reside in our Village.
The Village provides fire and police protection, electric, water and sewer utilities and has an active recreation department in conjunction with the Town of Groton. We have a Municipal Pool at Memorial Park that is open to the public during the summer.
We also have an active Community Development program that has provided many opportunities to our residents and businesses.
Quick Links
With our New Software you can view your bill and pay by credit card or electronic check!
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**You will need a pin number, that can be found on your bill next to your account number, to pay the bill online by credit card or echeck.
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NY Forward Website:
https://publicinput.com/e1837#tab-50994
Groton Olde Home Days
August 22-24, 2024
https://www.grotonny.org/groton-olde-home-days
Monthly Meetings
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Zoning Board Meeting - May 7th 6:30pm
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Planning Board Meeting - May 7th 7pm
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Village Board Meeting - May 20th 7pm
For Recreation updates, click the link below to go to the facebook page:
Please Note: The Official Newspaper for the Village of Groton is the Groton Independent. All legal notices required by law will be published in the Groton Independent.
Important numbers:
Emergency Number 911
Village of Groton Clerk’s Office:
Phone:607-898-3966
Fax:607-898-4177
Village Police: 607-898-3131 (non-emergency)
Department of Public Works: 607-898-3345
Groton Electric Department: 607-898-3001
Groton Fire & Ambulance Dept.: 607-898-3135
NYSEG (Natural Gas) - Customer Service:
1-800-527-1111
NYSEG (Natural Gas) -Emergency:
1-800-527-1121
Dig Safety 1-800-962-7962
* Before you dig, call, so water-sewer
& gas lines can be marked.