Main Street Noank Road Reconstruction

The Town of Groton has a quintessential coastal Main Street in Noank Village, but it requires some improvements. The Town would like to address deficiencies in existing pavement conditions, improve pedestrian connectivity and ADA accessibility, enhance streetscaping features, implement complete streets strategies, and improve stormwater quality entering the Long Island Sound. Input and support of the community will be key to the project’s success. Key dates are available on this webpage. Updates will be provided throughout the duration of this project with updates on events and documents through the news feed. There are multiple ways to offer feedback on this website through the map, public input, survey, news feed, quick polls, or email links. Use one or use them all!

Concept Design Presentation and Public Input Session

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There was a great turnout for the Presentation and Public Input Session on Main Street, Noank Road Reconstruction Project. Residents and business owners listened to the consultant's presentation of the three conceptual design options and provided valuable feedback which will be implemented in the preliminary design phase of the project.
Click on the link below to review last night's presentation:
Main Street, Noank Road Reconstruction Concept Design.pdf
Public Listening Session Event

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We had a great turnout during the Noank Main Street public listening session. Around fifty people joined the Town of Groton and Wright-Pierce to provide valuable insight as to the history, character, and ideas that the neighborhood would like to see for their streetscape. Several people have submitted comments and feedback. Please continue to send us your comments for how to improve and preserve this corridor by email, through this project website, or via hard copies available at the Town Annex building. The deadline for comments submissions is due by the end of January 2024.
Click on the "Public Listening Session Event" to see some pictures from the public listening session.