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WHERE WE ARE AND WHERE WE ARE GOING

Seabrook is a safe city, but our first responders need better resources. Our police department operates out of an outdated facility, making it harder to recruit and retain top talent. Nearby cities offer better pay and modern facilities, putting us at a disadvantage. Investing in a new police station and expanding emergency services will not only improve response times and attract/retain talented officers, but also strengthen our local economy. Safety isn’t just a priority—it’s the foundation for Seabrook’s future success.

VISION FOR GROWTH

Expand & Modernize Our Police Force

Imagine a state-of-the-art facility designed to support our officers, improve response times, and attract/retain top talent. A modern police station isn’t just about space—it’s about giving our law enforcement the tools they need to serve Seabrook efficiently and effectively. By adding specialized departments—such as a marine division, forensic unit, or cybercrime task force—we can expand our capabilities and provide more comprehensive protection for our residents and businesses. A stronger police force means a safer, more resilient Seabrook and will serve as a selling point for business considering relocation to our area.

Enhance Public Safety for Economic Growth

A well-resourced police department doesn’t just protect our residents—it strengthens our economy. Businesses, developers, and investors prioritize cities with strong public safety infrastructure. A modernized police station with expanded departments will not only improve security but also make Seabrook more attractive for commercial growth. Safer cities bring more opportunity, and by making these investments now, we can ensure Seabrook continues to thrive.

Expand Emergency Services

As Seabrook grows, so do the demands on our fire and emergency response teams. Our first responders need cutting-edge training, updated equipment, and well-planned infrastructure to keep our community protected. By strengthening these services, we can reduce emergency response times and improve disaster preparedness for hurricanes, fires, and other critical situations.

Strengthen Community Engagement

Public safety is a shared responsibility. Stronger partnerships between emergency services, businesses, and residents create a city where people look out for each other. Through town halls, neighborhood watch programs, and proactive safety initiatives, we can foster trust, increase transparency, and build a community where safety is a top priority for all.