Celebrating the Nation's 250th Anniversary
We invited folks to send a message to the Planning Board
On July 25, 2026, the Town of Seabrook threw a party to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday. The event was at Governor Weare Park, and it was well attended. The weather was gorgeous.
We were there. Our purpose was to engage Seabrook residents to help inform the Master Plan’s content.
Local Residents Sent Written Messages to the Planning Board
As a lifelong resident! I do not want to see Seabrook growing for the sake of Massachusetts.
We want a skate park in town.
Bring Trader Joes to Seabrook.
No data center anywhere in NH or USA. Seabrook is great like it is. Please keep it that way. OK?
Better choices in taking down streets to be replaced with businesses. Stop development! Leave my trees alone on Folly Mill Road.
How can we be water scarce and expanding at the same time? The Town doesn’t inform the townsfolk of meetings.
No data centers!! We already are limited on outside water. No more businesses and houses, they mean more taxes for police, fire, trash. Love the carnival. Thanks! Love that the range is opening.
No need to put in a building down Folly Mill Road that allows tractor trailers coming up and down 24/7. I live on Folly Mill Road. And no more tree cutting for signs.
Rail trail. Bridge back up on Walton Road. Sidewalks.
Notwithstanding the changes by the legislature, I believe we have built too much in town to sustain a drought. Build sidewalks along Causeway Street.
No more new buildings!
