2020 Property Tax Rate for the Town of Seabrook
See below the press release on the 2020 Property Tax Rate;
Seabrook General Election Voting Results 11/03/2020
Below are the results from the the November 3rd, General Election.
General Election, November 3rd, 7:00am-7:00pm
The General Election will take place November 3rd, 7:00am-7:00pm at the Seabrook Community Center, 311 Lafayette Road. If you happened to miss the deadline to register to vote, you may register the day of voting at the polls.
ATTENTION: If you would like to vote and are handicap or have any other challenges and can’t wait in line, please call the Recreation Center at 474-5746, we will send an election official with an Absentee Ballot and Form to your car. You will need to provide a Photo ID.
Absentee Ballots must be turned into the Town Clerks office at the Town Hall by 5:00PM on Monday, November 2nd or Tuesday, November 3rd at the Polls by 5:00PM.
Any questions about Absentee Ballots or the Election please call the Town Clerks office 603-474-3152.
Click HERE for the sample ballot.
Budget Committee Schedule
Posted below is the schedule for the Budget Committee, the first meeting will take place on October 14th, 6:30PM at the Seabrook Town Hall, it will all be live on Channel 22.
Seabrook Library Update
Library Service Update
As of 10/5/2020, the library is extending service hours. The new hours are Monday and Thursday from 9am to 7 pm. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday hours will remain at 9am to 5pm.
Family Storytime on the Lawn begins on Wednesdays in October starting on 10/14 at 10:30 am, registration is required.
Patrons are allowed to reserve the use of the 2 study rooms and the 2 study carrels for 1 hour.
The building remains open to the public for browsing and checkout, curbside service will remain available indefinitely. All returns must be made through the outside book return
Computer use by appointment, appointments 30 minutes, and only one appointment per day
Masks and the use of hand sanitizers are required along with adhering to social distancing guidelines.
Seabrook Announces Voluntary Water Restrictions
For Release, October 5, 2020
Seabrook Announces Voluntary Water Restrictions ( Town seeks assistance in reducing water usage )
On October 5, 2020 the Town Of Seabrook at it’s scheduled Board of Selectmen meeting implemented a voluntary water ban. The Seabrook Board of Selectman acting in capacity as the water commissioners for The Town of Seabrook approved the request by Water/Sewer Superintendent Curtis Slayton and Chief Water Operator George Eaton.
Due to the recent dry conditions it has become necessary to ask residents to be mindful of how they use water. George has pointed out that under The Groundwater Management Plan all perimeters have been met to initiate a voluntary water ban. He also points out that 5 of the 12 wells have been throttled back as to not harm the wells by over pumpage.
The Seabrook Board of Selectman request that the public repair any leaks inside or outside their homes, reduce the frequency of washing cars and refrain from washing driveways and sidewalks. Also the Town would like residents and businesses to close up irrigation systems for the season.
The Seabrook Board of Selectman and the Seabrook Water Department are hopeful that more prudent use of water now, will help to avoid mandatory restrictions at a later date, and are appreciative of the support of the public.
Contact: William Manzi lll, Town Manager
603-474-3252 [email protected]
www.seabrooknh.info
Sample Ballot for the November 3rd General Election
Click HERE to review the Sample Ballot for the General Election for November 3rd.
Recycling Program Opens Back Up September 21st
Town Recycling will start back up on Monday, September 21st. Please note that the pick up for recycling coincides with your rubbish pick up. We ask that all caps be taken of all plastic jugs, Thank you!
Results from the September 8th Primary
Please Click HERE for the results from the September 8th Primary.