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Tag Archives: Seabrook Water Sewer Rate Study
The Seabrook Water and Sewer Reports for 2018
The annual reports provided to the Board of Selectmen on the activity of the Water Department and the Sewer Department are attached below. These reports are compiled to examine the volumes in each department, as well as the overall financial … Continue reading
Seabrook Water and Sewer Rate Study
The Seabrook Board of Selectmen have accepted the final report of the consultant hired to analyze, and recommend changes to, the water and sewer rates in Seabrook. That report is attached below. Water and sewer rates in Seabrook have not … Continue reading
The Seabrook Water and Sewer Rate Presentation
On June 4, 2018 the Seabrook Board of Selectmen heard from David Fox, a consultant with Raftelis, a firm hired by the Board (after an Request for Proposal selection process) to do a water and sewer rate study for the … Continue reading