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Seaford City Council reports on permits inspections and police activity trends

September 24, 2025 | Seaford, Sussex County, Delaware


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Seaford City Council reports on permits inspections and police activity trends
The City of Seaford's Mayor and Council meeting on June 24, 2025, highlighted significant developments in local infrastructure and public safety. The code department reported a total of 308 permits issued this year, with rental licenses remaining steady at 1844. Notably, construction is progressing on the title health building, and the old Mod Wash car wash has been demolished, paving the way for new developments.

Parks and Recreation made strides as well, with new bleachers installed at the sports complex and a successful final Friday Night Live event of the season, drawing a large crowd. The department also prepared to submit a grant application for tennis court improvements, showcasing ongoing efforts to enhance community facilities.

On the public safety front, Police Chief Craft presented a report indicating a downward trend in crime rates, with an 81% clearance rate, above the national average. The department reported six drug-related arrests and a total of 182 traffic contacts, resulting in 143 citations. Notably, there were no motorcycle or pedestrian accidents during this reporting period, contributing to a sense of safety in the community.

The meeting underscored the city's commitment to development and public safety, with ongoing projects and community events aimed at improving the quality of life for Seaford residents.

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