The Seabrook City Council made significant strides in its November 7 meeting, focusing on community improvements and local governance. A key highlight was the approval of an amendment to utilize remaining American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for a fence replacement project at Baybrook Park. The council authorized a contract with Foster Fence for $12,898, marking the final allocation of these funds, with only about $1,000 left unspent. This project aims to enhance safety and aesthetics around the park's tennis and basketball courts.

In another important decision, the council cast its votes for the Harris County Appraisal District Board of Directors. The city has five votes to distribute, and the council unanimously decided to support Mike Sullivan for re-election. This decision reflects the council's confidence in Sullivan, who has been a consistent presence at local meetings, providing valuable insights.

Additionally, the council discussed plans to paint the city logo on retaining walls, with a budget not exceeding $21,000. This initiative aims to enhance the city's visual identity and community pride.

Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to improving local infrastructure and governance, with a focus on community engagement and transparency. The decisions made are expected to foster a stronger sense of community in Seabrook.