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Welcome to Groves, Texas

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Wed, 12 Feb 2025
Due to a temporary reduction in staffing, the City of Groves Utility Billing office will utilize part-time employees until regular staffing returns. To keep extended office hours and minimize the over...Read more...
Fri, 17 Jan 2025
The City of Groves public water system, (PWS) ID 1230012, will temporarily convert the disinfectant used in the distribution system from chloramine to free chlorine. The conversion will begin on Janua...Read more...
Just a reminder when a city in Texas declares an emergency or disaster the Emergency Management Coordinator takes charge. In the City of Groves that is the Fire Chief. All information and decisions are processed through the EMC. Please refer to the Fire Department Facebook page and the city web page under Notices for information during these declared emergencies.
Groves is a warm, friendly, well-kept community of 17,000 is nestled between Port Arthur and Port Neches in the heart of Jefferson County and is the third largest city in the county.

Groves had its beginning in when Asa E. Groves looked longingly at the wide expanse of land east of Griffin Nursery. He formed a company and purchased 300 acres in the center of present day Groves.

Family entertainment is provided each year with the Texas Pecan Festival, which commemorates the planting of hundreds of pecan trees ordered by Asa Groves and planted by Wiley Choate, a foreman at Griffin Nursery. Many of these trees are still standing, making the city one of the loveliest in the area.
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