Mayor & City Council

Council members are elected at large and serve the entire city, not a geographic precinct, for four-year terms. The mayor pro tem is appointed annually by fellow Council members. City Council positions are not full-time jobs.

Agendas, Minutes & Public Notice

In accordance with Texas State, Law the City of Seabrook posts meeting agendas, minutes and public notices to the city's website at least 72 hours prior to a meeting. You may download meeting agendas, minutes or public notices below.

Boards & Commissions

Boards and commissions fulfill an important role in city government by evaluating issues which affect our community and making recommendations to the City Council for needed action. Although most boards and commissions are advisory in nature, a few are decision-making entities.

City Elections

The City of Seabrook holds City Council Elections in May and will on occasion hold City Charter Elections and Bond Elections are instructed by City Council. Learn more about City Elections and what is on the ballot.

Municipal Code

Unsure about a city ordinance, or maybe you would like to know more about how the City of Seabrook operates, check out the Seabrook Municipal Code of Ordinances. The listing includes all legislation submitted by the City of Seabrook. Updates, amendments and changes are made according to decisions made by the Seabrook City Council.

Online Library

Departments

The City of Seabrook is broken up into 10 departments to serve you. Each department works with one another to ensure outstanding customer service. If you have any questions or cannot find what you are looking for please give us a call at (281) 291.5600.

Federal, State & Local Resources

Access useful information regarding federal, state and local resources including information on your elected officials.