Storm Debris

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.  

• Waste Management will not collect storm debris – this includes, but is not ...

Post Storm Evening Update

The City of Seabrook continues to assess storm damage and clean-up debris from Hurricane Nicholas.

Here are a few reminders from city staff: 

• Waste Management resumed trash service on a delayed schedule, therefore, crews are running behind and doin...

Report Storm Damage

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.Information gathered will assist the Seabrook Office of Emergency Management...

Hurricane Nicholas Tuesday Morning Update

• Expect debris and other obstructions on the roadway. Public Works crews are r...

Flooded Streets

As you begin your day, please keep in mind that low lying streets are flooded. 

• Todville
• Main Street
• Hammer
• SH146 at N. Meyer

 Plan alternate routes or wait until water recedes. 

Electricity Outages

As a reminder, the City of Seabrook is not an electric provider. If the power goes out you can track the outage online at http://gis.centerpointenergy.com/outagetracker. Residents are also encouraged to review the safety tips provided below by CenterPoint...

Red Bluff Traffic Shift

Attention all Red Bluff motorists, a TRAFFIC SHIFT will occur between Tuesday, September 7 through Thursday, September 9. The shift will remove the protected left-turn from Red Bluff onto Lakeside Drive. Motorists may encounter traffic c...

Tropical Weather Advisory

The Seabrook Office of Emergency Management is closely monitoring the tropical weather outlook as Tropical Storm Nicholas develops in the Gulf of Mexico. Tropical Storm Nicholas is expected to make landfall south of Galveston near Matagorda Bay. The storm...

City Offices Closed

The City of Seabrook will close city facilities on Monday, September 13, 2021 to allow for families and staff to prepare for Tropical Storm Nicholas. Trash services will not be impacted by city facility closures. Tropical Storm Nicholas continues to devel...

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Weather Update

The Seabrook EOC continues to monitor #TSNicholas. The storm repositioned further north overnight and is expected to make landfall later tonight. The main threat is very heavy and intense rainfall rates. We encourage you to monitor the National Weather Se...

Nicholas Upgraded to Hurricane

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. 

Water on Roadways

Tropical Storm Nicholas Update

TS Nicholas Monday Evening Update

Celebration Seabrook

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. Celebrating the best of coastal living, this family-friendly festival features the Ahoy Kids&rsquo...

Seabrook Recognized as Gold Star Affiliate by Keep Texas Beautiful

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. Gold Star r...

August 17 Council Recap

PRESENTATIONS

Police Officer Swearing In and Promotional CeremonyPolice Chief Sean Wright introduced new police officers Jennifer Glasgow, Adriel Sanchez, Jason Emmerson and Austin Minick and spoke about the tremendous job these officers have been doing si...

July 20 Council Recap

PRESENTATIONS

FY2021-2022 Proposed Annual Budget

City Manager, Gayle Cook, presented the proposed FY2021-2022 Annual Budget to City Council and stated that a more in-depth review and discussion on the proposed budget would take place at the budget workshop ...