Traffic Management

Speeding on neighborhood streets is among the most common complaints received by the Seabrook Police Department and the Streets Department in Public Works. The Seabrook Traffic Management Plan is designed to address our community's concerns, particularly speeding. The program is a partnership between the Seabrook Police Department and its citizens, initiated by residents concerned about traffic violations in their neighborhoods.

Residents are encouraged to complete our Residential Traffic Management Form, which will address:

• Speeding
• Parking violations
• Non-compliance with stop signs
• School zone violations
• Pedestrian safety
• Intersection control (stop sign, signal, roundabout, etc).

Residents will be asked to describe the traffic concern. For most requests, the City of Seabrook will deploy the "Shield 12," a speed-monitoring device that displays vehicle speed and records speed and traffic data. This data is then used to increase enforcement in areas that warrant additional officers.  

Residents may also request the following in addition to the speed watch device and increased enforcement:

• Parking prohibition
• Speed bumps (HOA may incur additional cost)
• Brush Trimming
• Stop sign (traffic study may be required)
• Traffic signal (traffic study may be required)
• Permanent speed display sign (HOA may incur additional cost)

The online form is part of the Residential Traffic Management Program (PDF) and is the first step in notifying the city of traffic issues in your neighborhood. The Seabrook Police Department will work with Public Works and area partners to address residential traffic concerns.