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Office of Public Affairs
The City of Seabrook's Department of Public Affairs oversees a wide range of communication, marketing, and public relations efforts to keep the community informed and engaged. The department also manages all crisis communication within the city, ensuring accurate, timely, and clear information is provided during emergencies. Additional responsibilities include managing the following platforms and activities: marketing, website development, social media, press releases, media relations, graphic design, video production, photography, newsletters, public education and outreach, trade shows, email listservs, and communication policies and procedures.
City News
The Department of Public Affairs regularly releases information to the community and the press. News releases cover topics such as events, traffic updates, project updates, public safety alerts, and more.
Social Media Networks
The Public Affairs staff works diligently to stay up to date with current social media trends and legislation that may impact how the city engages with the community. Follow us on all of our social media platforms to stay connected and informed.
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City Calendar
Each January, the Department of Public Affairs distributes a printed city calendar to every home and business in Seabrook. This calendar provides information about annual events, recurring meetings, and more, helping to reach residents who may not access city resources online.
Crisis Communication
The Department of Public Affairs is responsible for all crisis communication within Seabrook. During emergencies, the department ensures timely and accurate updates are provided to the community through multiple channels, including social media, the city website, press releases, email, and text notifications.
News Media
Members of the media may contact the Department of Public Affairs via email for inquiries or to schedule interviews with city staff or City Council members. The department works to answer questions and connect media representatives with the appropriate subject matter experts.
Marketing
The Department of Public Affairs serves as the primary marketing resource for the City of Seabrook, including tourism and economic development initiatives. Responsibilities include ad development, media buying, managing special campaigns, and more.
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Annual Events
Seabrook is home to some great events such as the Lucky Trails Marathon, Keels & Wheels, J/Fest Southwest, and much more! There is always something to do in or around the city. Mark your calendar now for these annual Seabrook events.
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Breakfast with Santa
The magic of the holiday season comes alive at Seabrook's annual Breakfast with Santa event.
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Easter Excursion
Join us for this community event held at Meador Park the Saturday before Easter each year. The City of Seabrook Parks and Recreation Department holds this great event for the children of Seabrook. This family event is free to the public.
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Fall Sweep
The City of Seabrook hosts their Fall Sweep event each year on the first Saturday in November. Join us for a day of community, nature, and giving back.
- Fleet Week 2026
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Fourth of July Parade
Join us for this community event held in celebration of Independence Day at Meador Park in Seabrook.
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Kids' Fish
Join us on Main Street! Participants must be within the grades of Kindergarten through 5th grade.
- Movie Night at Meador Park
- Share Your Christmas
- Trash Bash®
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Tree Lighting
Join us at the City of Seabrook's annual Tree Lighting event, held on the Community House grounds. This festive occasion offers a delightful evening featuring hot chocolate, cookies, local vendors, enchanting musical performances by area schools, and a special appearance from Santa Claus. It's a wonderful way to kick off the holiday season with your community that you don't want to miss!
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Breakfast with Santa
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Ask Sunny!
Powered by Citibot, Ask Sunny! provides accurate responses using only official City of Seabrook website content, helping users stay informed and connected with their community, anytime, day or night.
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Film Permits
The City of Seabrook is a Certified Film Friendly City and in order to receive their certification had to put in place a Filming Ordinance which requires any business or individual who wishes to film in the city for commercial purposes must obtain a Film Permit through the Office of Communication.
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HOT Sponsorships
If your organization is interested in holding an event in Seabrook and believes the event will bring in overnight visitors to the city, then your event may be eligible to receive a sponsorship throughout Hotel Occupancy Tax Fund.
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Newsletter
The Pelican Press is the City of Seabrook's Community Newsletter. Designed to keep residents and visitors informed about upcoming events, city service disruptions, elections, volunteer opportunities, and more!
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Pelican Path
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Purchase A Pelican
Would you like to have a pelican perched at your Seabrook business, in your neighborhood or on display within one of our parks? Then you may consider purchasing a pelican.
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History of the Pelican Path
In June 2000, Marcy Fryday and Cheri Smith, with the Seabrook Merchant and Tourist Association, brainstormed a project to boost local enthusiasm and attract visitors. Inspired by successful "critter" public art in other communities, they chose the pelican, a symbol of Seabrook, as the project's centerpiece.
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Pelican Map
View, download, and print a map of the Pelican Path.
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Purchase A Pelican
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Public Surveys
The City of Seabrook uses FlashVote to gather quick, meaningful feedback from residents on important local topics. This program makes it easy for the community to share input and helps the City make informed decisions that reflect resident priorities.
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Social Media
The City of Seabrook maintains a presence on several social media platforms to help residents, visitors, and businesses stay informed and engaged. All official accounts are managed by the Department of Public Affairs and serve as trusted sources for city news, updates, alerts, and community highlights.
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Special Event Permits
Do you plan on holding an event in Seabrook? If so then you may need to acquire a Special Event Permit from the City. Seabrook City Council has defined a special event as an event that is open to the public and an event that may have an impact on public safety.
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User Generated Content
The City of Seabrook invites residents and visitors to upload their photos showcasing our beautiful waterfront, trails, wildlife, and community events. Submitted photos may be featured on the City’s social media channels, website, and printed materials to help celebrate and promote all that makes Seabrook special.
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Website Linking Policy
The City of Seabrook's official website, www.seabrooktx.gov, may contain links to external websites and online resources. These links are provided as a courtesy and convenience to the public and are intended to support access to valuable, relevant information.
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Word on the Street
Stay informed, with facts.