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Seabrook council advances $60 million budget, approves $600,000 in renovations and shifts CIP priorities
Summary
Council preliminarily advanced a $60 million FY 2025–26 spending plan, set a Sept. 25 public hearing for the tax rate, and approved amendments adding $600,000 for facility renovations, funding a $24,000 basketball resurfacing from prior‑year funds, replacing Hester parking with Robinson parking in the CIP and restoring pier demolition to the CIP.
Seabrook City Council on Sept. 9 reviewed a proposed fiscal year 2025–26 budget of more than $60 million and approved several floor amendments to the capital improvement program and one‑time spending requests.
City staff presented a high‑level budget showing total spending of roughly $60,000,000 across general, enterprise, special and capital funds. The general fund was presented at about $15.6 million, with personnel costing about 71 percent of that total. Staff said property tax revenue accounts for roughly 44 percent of the city’s revenues and sales tax about 15 percent. The capital…
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