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Yes, animals are available for adoption after being held a minimum of three working days. For more information on adoptions, please call the shelter at 281-291-5644 or send an email. Adoptions are by appointment only.
The Seabrook Animal Shelter located at 1100 Red Bluff Road and is open Monday - Friday from 8:00 am - 4:30 pm and Saturdays from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm.
Bills are mailed by the last day of each month so you should receive it within the first week of the following month. If you don’t receive your bill, please call the Utility Billing Department at 281-291-5600 to inquire about balance due, payments received, etc. * Remember, not receiving your bill does not exempt your account from a penalty, service fees or disconnection.
At this time, we are not scheduling tours of the venue.
The Community House is directly across the street from City Hall and the perfect location for your meetings and events. We encourage residents to utilize the Community House for meetings as well as nonprofit events. We offer great discounts to local youth and adult civic groups. Please see Community House Fee & Rate Schedule for additional information and to download the rental application. You may also call City Hall at 281-291-5600.
For reservation inquiries please contact the Events and Communication Specialist at 281-291-5778. You can find additional information about reservation fees, available amenities and availability at www.carotherscoastalgardens.com
Yes, please visit our Parks and Facilities Reservations page for additional information: https://www.seabrooktx.gov/506/Rent-A-City-Park
Admission information is available here: https://www.seabrooktx.gov/237/Swimming-Pool
Yes, rental information is available here: https://www.seabrooktx.gov/237/Swimming-Pool
Yes, the City of Seabrook offers two sessions of swim lessons each summer. Each session includes six 40- minute swim instruction for beginner and intermediate swimmers ages 4-11 years old. Each session is limited to fifteen students. Each session is $40 for residents and $60 for non-residents. Visit the swimming lessons page for more info
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By following the Register for Priority Notifications link provided in this answer you will be taken to a web portal that allows you to enter your email address. Follow the online instructions to enter your personal information. It is your responsibility to keep this information up to date, so if you no longer use a landline telephone, please ensure you keep your cell phone number up to date in the system.
> Get an emergency kit> Make a plan> Have extra cash, medication, water, clothing, and food on hand to be prepared> Have a list of family emergency numbers and school contacts> Have an emergency meeting place Get Ready
Any items you normally use that you would need for three days should an emergency occur should also be included. If you have a pet, you will need three days’ supply of food and water for each pet. Should you have to evacuate, these supplies should go with you. More extensive lists and information can be found on websites dealing with preparedness, such as Ready.gov. It is also a very good idea to have a “go bag” ready in case you have to evacuate either your home or work place. This small bag could include those personal items you would need if you had to leave without any notice as well as copies of financial records, pet’s veterinarian records, extra keys for house and car, cash, spare glasses or other special needs items, such as medications, batteries for assistive devices and copies of family documents. Make a Kit
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Public Works is located at 1100 Red Bluff Road, Seabrook, TX 77586. To make an appointment for grease and/or oil recycling, please call 281-291-5725. No solicitors, please.
By contacting Harris County Appraisal District at 713-957-7800.
The fogger truck can drive down unobstructed public rights-of-way and should fog within the boundaries of the Seabrook city limits during each spray.
The type of sprayer now used by the City of Seabrook is a ULV (ultra low volume) quiet fog sprayer. Coupled with the hours that we spray (7 pm – 5 am), residents may not hear or see the truck go by. Seabrook Mosquito Control is only able to spray accessible public rights-of-way.
Landing rate counts are conducted by City of Seabrook staff to measure adult mosquito activity in a specific location or area. This is achieved by counting the number of mosquitoes that land on a person within 1 minute. Spray schedules are then recommended by staff.
The product we use is EPA approved to treat mosquitos, flies, and gnats.
Please contact the Seabrook Municipal Court.
There are times when employees go above and beyond their call for duty. Law Enforcement employees, like everyone else, appreciate it when their good deeds are noticed. Too often they are remembered for the traffic tickets they issue or the arrests they have to make, and not for the thousands of helping hands they extend. If an employee of the Seabrook Police Department provides service that you feel should be commended, fill out a compliment form that is available online or at Seabrook Police Dispatch located at 1400 Cook Street, Seabrook, Texas, 77586. Chief Sean Wright will see that it gets to the employee and that a copy is placed in the employee’s personnel file. Citizen compliments boost employees morale, encourages them and all other employees of the Department to be more positive. We are proud of the good relationship we share with the community.
The complaint process is designed to deal with each case factually and fairly. Citizens who file complaints are treated respectfully, and their accusations are taken seriously. All complaints are investigated. Citizens can file complaints by submitting a written form obtained online or at the Seabrook Police Department located at 1400 Cook Street, Seabrook, Texas, 77586. A complaint does not need to be completed on the form available but does need to be in writing and signed. All complaints will be documented and forwarded for review. Many complaints can be explained satisfactorily by a visit or telephone call to the employee’s supervisor. The supervisor will talk with you about the complaint and try to resolve it. In order to ensure the integrity of the Department, all complaints are reviewed.
Seabrook Police Officers are strictly prohibited from engaging in bias based/racial profiling. In order to assure the public of the Seabrook Police Department’s commitment to providing service and enforcing laws in a fair and equitable manner, citizens who believe they have been the subject of bias based/racial profiling may file a complaint with the Seabrook Police Department located at 1400 Cook Street, Seabrook, Texas, 77586. | dimbrie@seabrooktx.gov | 281-291-5606 | Texas Commission on Law Enforcement
You may complete an open records request form or go to www.txdot.gov and order your report online. The current fee for accident reports is $6.00.
Please complete an open records request, you will be contacted when the report is ready.
Once a report is processed (up to 7 business days), it may then take an additional 7-10 business days after your request has been received.
We can fax and email reports once we receive your request and any applicable fees.
Submit your request in writing, in person. Background checks are only provided for residents who reside in Seabrook and are only local in nature. We cannot provide background checks on anyone other than the requestor.
By mail Leo Vasquez, Tax Assessor-Collector P.O. Box 3547 Houston, Texas 77253-3547 In person at the main office downtown (1100 Preston) or at any of the tax office branch locations. The closest location to Seabrook is at 16603 Buccaneer Lane just north of Bay Area Blvd. in Clear Lake. By phone Call (713) 368.2273. You will need your tax account number and a credit card. Online www.tax.co.harris.tx.us
The City of Seabrook can give you specific information on the location of your water and sewer lines by calling 281-591-5725. If you would like information on gas lines, contact the CenterPoint Energy Gas Division at 713-659-2222 or 800-752-8036. If you would like information on power lines contact the CenterPoint Energy Electric Division at 713-207-2111 or 800-752-8036. CenterPoint Energy will locate gas lines if you call 713-659-2111 or 800-752-8036. CenterPoint Energy will locate power lines if you call 713-207-2222 or 800-332-7143.
Yes! Please visit the Waste Management - Residential Garbage Service page for information.
There are three ways to dry out paint before disposal:
Dry it: If only a small amount is left in the can (an inch or less of paint), remove the paint can lid and let the paint dry out in the can. Protect from freezing and rain as well as curious children and animals. This only works when is left in the can and is most effective in the warmer months.
Mix it: Mix absorbent material (i.e. kitty litter, sawdust and shredded paper) into the latex paint and allow mixture to dry. Use a 50/50 mixture for fast drying time.
Harden it: Use a commercial paint hardener such as “Waste Away” with latex paint according to the directions.
Once the latex paint has hardened or solidified, put the can in your garbage container and leave the paint can lid off so the garbage truck driver can see that it is empty or contains only dried paint.
Oil based paint must be disposed as a hazardous material.