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Category Archives: Seabrook
The Seabrook 2021 Warrant
The Seabrook 2021 Warrant is established, after some changes made at the Deliberative Session and is posted below. 2021 Corrected Warrant Articles
Seabrook’s 2021 CIP
The Seabrook CIP for the FY beginning in 2021 is below. This plan has been approved by the Board of Selectmen and the Planning Board, and is the basis for the warrant articles submitted to the voters. The eight year … Continue reading
Seabrook Capital Spending 8 Year Review
With preparations ongoing for the production of the new Seabrook Capital Plan I have prepared the 8 year review of Seabrook capital spending, which is attached below, with the corresponding tabs. This review shows us where our capital spending has … Continue reading
Seabrook Parks and Playgrounds Reopening Phase 2
The Governor’s re-opening task force has issued new guidance on parks and youth sports, which will now allow competitive games to proceed. This guidance has been adopted by the Seabrook Board of Selectmen, and the initial policy, put forward by … Continue reading
Seabrook Parks and Playgrounds Reopen June 6
The Seabrook Board of Selectmen voted to adopt the attached below Parks Reopening Policy, which will reopen Seabrook Parks and Playgrounds on June 6. This reopening of parks and playgrounds is one with restrictions, as proper social distancing must be … Continue reading
Seabrook Town Hall Reopens to Public on June 1
Seabrook Town Hall will reopen to the public on June 1, with restrictions. Town Hall will be opened to the public Monday June 1, Wednesday June 3, and Thursday June 4. Town Hall will be available for transactions Tuesday and … Continue reading
Seabrook Beach Reopens on June 1.
The Seabrook Board of Selectmen voted yesterday, May 28, 2020, to reopen Seabrook Beach on June 1, 2020. The Board took the initial reopening plan and amended it at that meeting. That plan is attached below. The parking regulations remain … Continue reading
The N.H. Regional Beach Reopening Plan
The Town of Seabrook, along with the towns of Hampton, Rye, New Castle, and North Hampton, have agreed to a set of beach reopening protocols that were submitted to the Governor’s Reopening Task Force yesterday. The Task Force received this … Continue reading
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The Seabrook Beach Re-Opening Plan
The Board of Selectmen have outlined the policies that will govern Seabrook Beach upon re-opening. While the plan contains the details there are some issues that require clarification. 1. Seabrook Beach is governed by the Governor’s Emergency Orders. 2. The … Continue reading
Seabrook Town Hall Closed to Public
The COVID-19 outbreak has created severe challenges to our ability to deliver services to the residents of Seabrook. While we are ready to meet this challenge head on it will require changes to our methods and protocols for the immediate … Continue reading
