As residents clean-up storm debris on their property, the City of Seabrook would like for everyone to keep in mind the following city processes and procedures. Read on...
The City of Seabrook continues to assess storm damage and clean-up debris from Hurricane Nicholas. Here are a few reminders from city staff: Read on...
If your home was damaged due to water or wind during Hurricane Nicholas, please report it to the City of Seabrook by completing the online form at www.seabrooktx.gov/storm-damage. Read on...
?As a reminder, the City of Seabrook is not an electric provider. If the power goes out you can track the outage online. Residents are also encouraged to review the safety tips provided by CenterPoint Energy. Read on...
The Seabrook EOC continues to monitor #TSNicholas. The storm repositioned further north overnight and is expected to make landfall later tonight. Read on...
Nicholas has now been upgraded to a category 1 hurricane as it approaches Matagorda Bay. Tropical storm force winds are expected in the area around midnight. Flash flooding is likely along the coastal region. Read on...
The Seabrook Office of Emergency Management continues to monitor Tropical Storm Nicholas. Tropical Storm and Storm Surge Warnings have now been issued for Seabrook. Heavy rainfall will impact portions of the region later tonight and into tomorrow morning. Read on...
The Seabrook Office of Emergency Management will remain fully staffed throughout the night with city crews on standby and ready to respond if necessary. Read on...
Set a course for family fun on Saturday, October 9, 2021, when Celebration Seabrook takes over Meador Park in Seabrook for a day of music, food and art. Read on...
Keep Texas Beautiful (KTB), a statewide grassroots environmental and community improvement non-profit organization, recently named Seabrook a Gold Star Affiliate, a designation granted to 70 affiliates of KTB’s nearly 300 affiliates. Read on...
