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Category Archives: Seabrook
Town of Seabrook 2024 Water Sewer Financial Reports
The review of the 2024 Water and Sewer accounts is complete and has been submitted to the Seabrook Board of Selectmen. These two reports are significant for the results shown through effective Board action to eliminate the deficits in both … Continue reading
Seabrook Announces Tax Agreement With NextEra
The Town of Seabrook is pleased to announce a new three year tax agreement with NextEra, the owner of the Seabrook Station nuclear facility. This agreement will cover FY 2024, 2025 and 2026 and is for $45 million. This is … Continue reading
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Seabrook Memorial Day 2025
Seabrook held its Memorial Service and parade yesterday, remembering and honoring those veterans that made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of freedom. Thank you to the Seabrook Board of Selectmen for their strong support, and to the American Legion Raymond … Continue reading
The Seabrook Town Budget 2025
The Seabrook proposed Town Budget is posted below. The budget narrative that does some additional analysis is right above the budget. With the full implementation of the water/sewer enterprise the Town budget that will be supported by the property tax … Continue reading
The Seabrook Town Warrant 2025
The Seabrook Town Warrant, as amended at the Deliberative Session, is posted below. There are some important changes to be aware of in this years warrant. The Board of Selectmen have fully moved the Water Department and the Sewer Department … Continue reading
Seabrook Financial Report 2023
Budget season in Seabrook has started. As budgets get prepared it is always vital to understand the financial dynamics involved in past budget and tax decisions. 2023 had some truly unique financial headwinds, and this report helps us to understand … Continue reading
Seabrook Memorial Day Service 2024
A very big thank you to the American Legion Raymond Walton Post 70, Cassandra Carter of Seabrook Recreation, the Seabrook DPW, and the Seabrook Police and Fire Departments, as well as the Board of Selectmen for supporting and attending, the … Continue reading
The Seabrook Water and Sewer Reports 2023
The Seabrook Water and Sewer reports for 2023 are below. I have produced these reports for many years, and while they retain the existing format they now include capital costs into the calculation of the annual subsidy going from taxpayers … Continue reading
The Seabrook Emergency Operations Plan 2023
The Town of Seabrook has completed, and the Board of Selectmen approved, the 2023 Emergency Operations Plan. This plan is updated every five years and follows our 2018 update. My thanks to Emergency Management Director Joseph Titone, Emergency Management Secretary … Continue reading
The Seabrook 2024 CIP
I have presented the 2024 Seabrook Capital Improvement Plan to the Board of Selectmen as well as the Planning Board. The CIP document is one of critical importance in every community. With aging wastewater infrastructure and the need to identify … Continue reading