ALERTS: The Seabrook Planning Board is looking for alternate board members, if interested please email [email protected]
New Hampshire Primary Presidential Election will take place on February 11, 2020 beginning at 7:00AM closing not earlier than 7:00PM. The election will take place at the Seabrook Community Center, 311 Lafayette Road.
Please see the press release below regarding the 2019 tax rate.
Click HERE to watch the Board of Selectmen Meeting held November 11th regarding the Tax Rate for 2019
The Board of Selectmen seek volunteers to serve on the Rockingham Planning Commission representing Seabrook. Please submit letters of interest to the Office of the Town Manager at Town Hall, or via email to [email protected]
As work continues on the Seabrook Dredge project the US Army Corps has requested that anyone using or on Seabrook Beach please stay at least 100 yards from any pipeline activity. This request will ensure the safety of those using the beach, and allow the dredge sand to be disposed of safely. Thank you.
The flyer below provides information regarding the Hampton and Seabrook Harbor Dredging project.
NO PARTY CHANGES FOR VOTERS AFTER OCTOBER 25TH, 2019 FOR PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
SUPERVISORS MEETING FOR CHECKLIST:
TOWN CLERKS OFFICE
OCTOBER 25, 2019
7:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Thank you to all those that participated in Seabrook’s National Night Out. The event was held at the Seabrook Police Department and sponsered by the Seabrook Police Association. The event drew a nice crowd of Seabrook Families and the community!
Click HERE for the Memorandum and Order from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
C-10, in light of the successful license amendment and license renewal of Seabrook Station, filed an “emergency petition” with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, seeking review of those decisions by the Commission.
C-10 Research and Education Foundation filed a petition related to concrete degradation caused by alkali-silica reaction (ASR) at Seabrook Station, Unit. C-10 asks us to exercise our inherent supervisory authority to direct the NRC Staff to address the safety risk posed by ASR in the Seabrook containment building before the Staff acts on the ASR license amendment request (LAR) or license renewal application filed by NextEra Energy Seabrook.
The NRC has issued its decision on this matter, which is attached below. The C-10 request was denied in full.
USDA Wildlife Services has provided useful links and information to prevent conflicts with bears below;
“Prime black bear habitat includes deciduous forests (oaks, maple, beech etc.), wetlands, and riparian (along rivers) zones. The natural areas surrounding your town provide very good habitat for black bears. Many human-bear conflicts arise when bears frequent properties to access food attractants that are found around homes. The most common attractants are birdfeeders, unsecured garbage, and compost piles which include food scraps. Livestock, such as chickens and pigs, can also attract bears when not properly protected. Electric fencing is the most effective way to protect livestock. In most cases removing the attractant the bear(s) are utilizing eliminates the bear problem. It is also helpful to harass bears with noise, such as banging pots and pans, or using compressed air horns to scare them away.”
https://wildlife.state.nh.us/wildlife/bears/index.html
https://wildlife.state.nh.us/wildlife/bears/faqs.html
http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/wildlife/profiles/black-bear.html
http://wildlifehelp.org/animals/new-hampshire
YouTube Videos:
Bears and Chickens
Bears and Birdfeeders
Bears and Dumpsters
Sponsored by the Seabrook Police and Seabrook Recreation Department. Featuring Chief Murphy of the New Hampshire Beach Patrol and Captain Dunleavy of the New Hampshire Marine Patrol, as well as Chief Brett Walker of Seabrook.
Click HERE to watch the video.
