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Alaska
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Arizona
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Arkansas
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California News
July 28, 2009
Update: Cal Boating Preserved in State Budget Revision - Issue May Resurface in August
“RBOC declares victory that the Department of Boating and Waterways [Cal Boating] is preserved,” said Dave Breninger, RBOC President. This occurs as Governor Schwarzenegger has signed into law today legislation to resolve a $26 billion shortfall in the
current state budget. Click here to learn more.
July 22, 2009
Update on Department of Boating and Waterways:
California’s growing budget crisis continues, without any easy answers. DBW has survived the summer budget heat because of significant support from Recreational Boaters of California, boat clubs, and individual boaters. Boaters are encouraged to continue to let their elected state officials know the importance of DBW, which is 100% funded by boating fees. Click here to learn more.
June 9 , 2009
Changes Proposed at Dana Point Harbor Could Hamper Boating
The Coastal Commission Staff have issued the following Project Description:
In the proposed City of Dana Point Amendment request, the City proposes to amend the Local Coastal Program Land Use Plan to incorporate the proposed Dana Point Harbor Revitalization Plan (replacing those sections of the Dana Point Specific Plan relevant to the Dana Point Harbor (1986 LCP), that would establish new land use designations and boundaries throughout the harbor; expand allowable development by approximately 153,000 square feet (all uses) including commercial development (+7,300 square feet retail/+50,000 square feet restaurant), enlarged hotel (136 rooms to 220 rooms) plus conference facilities, new marine retail (9,100 square feet), among other expanded uses; change parking requirements; reduce space allocated for surface boat storage; and change height limits to allow for 65 ft. high dry stack storage building for 400 boats and up to 60 ft. high commercial buildings.
For more information and background, visit: www.boaters4dph.com
Here’s the meeting information:
Meeting Host: California Coastal Commission
Where: Marina Del Rey Hotel, 13534 Bali Way, Marina del Rey, CA 90292
When: Thursday, June 11, 2009 starting at 9:00 AM
If you can’t make it to the meeting, but you want to help, sign a petition, found at: http://www.boaters4dph.com/Petition.htm
Now is the time to act if you want to make a difference and protect your local boating access.
Sincerely,
Margaret Podlich, Vice President, Government Affairs
May 13 , 2009
Dear BoatUS Member,
In just two days, on May 14, the California Senate Budget Subcommittee will vote on a critical proposal that could alter the future of boating in your state. Cal Boating, your state's boating agency, could be dismantled and boaters will lose a department that works on your behalf, for boating safety and infrastructure. Please take a minute, right now to call your state Senator and ask for their vote to save Cal Boating.
Action Needed
You can find out more about the issue, and a sample message, at: http://www.rboc.org/call_to_arms.html. We can't let Cal Boating - and your boating dollars - get swallowed up in state bureaucracy. But time is running out so, please telephone your senator or send an e-mail message today. (If you need phone numbers, go to: http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/yourleg.html)
April 22, 2009
BOAT INSPECTION FEES TAKE EFFECT IN JUNE AT LAKE TAHOE: Click here to learn more!
February 26, 2009: Governor Borrows $29 Million from Boating Fund
Excerpt from Bill:
"SEC. 14. Item 3680-011-0516 is added to Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of 2008, to read: 3680-011-0516--For transfer by the Controller, upon order of the Director of Finance, from the Harbors and Watercraft Revolving Fund to the General Fund......... (29,000,000) "
To view the article click here.
To view entire bill click here.
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Colorado News
May 8 , 2009
NEW BOATING REGULATIONS AND MANDATORY INSPECTIONS NOW IN EFFECT FOR 2009 SEASON
DENVER, Colo. -- Boaters should anticipate being inspected this year as new regulations designed to prevent the spread of zebra and quagga mussels take effect for the 2009 boating season, the Colorado Division of Wildlife said today. These regulations, drafted by Colorado State Parks in collaboration with the DOW and the boating community, are integral to the statewide effort to prevent the further spread of zebra/quagga mussels and other Aquatic Nuisance Species in Colorado's lakes and reservoirs. Click Here
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Connecticut
News
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Florida News
November 5, 2009
Local Meeting on Boat Use in Silver Glen Run
On Tuesday night, November 10th, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will host a public meeting about boating in Silver Glen Run, which lies off Lake George and the St Johns River. FWC staff wants to talk with boaters about both short range and long range concerns that have been brought up by the U.S. Forest Service.
In FWC's words, "staff is planning on compiling suggestions and ideas from the public on ways to balance and sustain recreational uses while minimizing environmental impact in Silver Glen Run." If this is a boating area you enjoy, we encourage you to attend this meeting and be ready to talk through ideas for the Glen.
Tuesday, November 10, from 6-8 pm
Thomas C. Kelly Administration Center (1st floor training room)
123 W. Indiana Avenue
DeLand, FL 32720
More information from FWC:
http://www.myfwc.com/docs/RecreationActivities/Boat_Workshop_SilverGlen.pdf
September 11, 2009
Possible Changes in Biscayne National Park
The National Park Service (NPS) is developing a new fisheries management plan for Biscayne National Park. Of the five proposed alternative plans, three of them could make significant changes in sportfishing regulations and would require all boats engaged in any recreational activity in the Park to have a recreational use permit.
For more details:
http://www.nps.gov/bisc/parkmgmt/fisheries-management-plan.htm
and http://parkplanning.nps.gov.
In the coming weeks you can share your thoughts on the five alternative proposals with National Park Service.
Please consider attending a meeting next week or submitting public comments online (due before 10/6/09) at http://parkplanning.nps.gov.
Meetings will be held from 6 - 9 pm at the following locations:
Tuesday, 9/15: Florida City City Hall, 404 W. Palm Drive, Florida City, 33034
Wednesday, 9/16: Crowne Plaza Hotel, 950 NW 42 Ave, Miami, 33126
Thursday, 9/17: Holiday Inn, 99701 Overseas Hwy, Key Largo, 33037
If you get to a meeting, and have a minute to share your impressions of it, please email us!
July 28, 2009
NEW BoatUS Anchoring Information for Florida Cruisers!
For several years, certain local cities and counties in Florida have been restricting the length of time that boats are allowed to anchor. Legislative changes were made recently to Florida law which should increase the boater’s ability to anchor within Florida. Some changes take effect July 1, 2009 and others on October 1, 2009.
Unfortunately, many local law enforcement personnel appear to be unaware of the changes. Boaters continue to be told by some officials that they are subject to anchoring limits.
BoatU.S. has researched and written a fact sheet about the anchoring portions of the law, with citations. If you or a friend are cruising in Florida and intend to put down a hook, we strongly advise you to read this sheet and carry it with you on the boat.
Click here for the Anchoring Information Sheet.
Florida Update!
July 22, 2009
Update on FL legislation passed May 2009:
This spring, the legislature passed HB 1423, which included a diverse set of topics affecting boaters. While Governor Crist signed it in early June, much of the bill takes effect July 1 or October 1, 2009. Topis of interest include: seagrass, a change in the definition of liveaboard vessel, change in the BUI level, mandatory boater education, local government authority for live-aboards and anchoring, anti-derelict measures, pilot program for mooring fields, coral reef protection program, and a new shoreline fishing permit.
Click here for the BoatU.S. summary of this legislation, as well as links to the exact legislative language.
April 29, 2009
NOTICE TO NAVIGATION INTERESTS
OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY , FLORIDA
March 31, 2009
There is a new version of HB 1423, not yet available through the legislature website, but click here to view all of it's 64 pages! (Remember that this bill format shows existing language in regular type. Deletions are shown crossed out while additions are underlined.)
BoatUS is in strong support of this legislation as it's written today, because it clarifies that the counties can work on the derelict vessel issue without hampering legitimate cruising. It also implements mandatory boating safety education for those born after January 1, 1988 and operation a boat with 10 hp or more. It repeals the FL fishing license shoreline exemption (so that FL anglers will not have o pay a second federal license fee.) It also sets up pilot mooring field projects with guidlines subject to a whole lot of public review.
Stand by as this issue continues to evolve.
March 19, 2009
Big Helping of Legislation on BoatUS Plate
Tallahassee bill includes boating safety, fishing licenses, and anchoring regulations.
BoatU.S is currently engaged in several boating related legislative proposals in the Florida state legislature. In the last few weeks the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has put several of its proposals into one bill, House Bill 1423. In the Senate, there are two bills: SB 2536 and SB 2618.
For current status on these bills, click here:
HB 1423
SB 2536
SB 2618
Background:
In the House, many issues are combined into one fifty page bill.
Click here for a copy of the introduced language:
HB 1423 addresses:
- Trying to resolve some anchoring issues and creating pilot projects to test new anchoring/mooring scenarios
- Creating phased in mandatory boating education; Changing the age that kids must wear a lifejacket to “under 10”
- Increasing registration requirements for boats being stored on the water
- Removing the shoreline exemption for a FL fishing license so that in the future, FL anglers don't have to pay for both a federal and a FL fishing license.
BoatU.S. is aware that a primary reason the Florida anchoring debate is so strong is the numbers of truly derelict or abandoned vessels in waterways across the state. What will happen to them during the next storm, and how will they impact others? While we actively seek solutions to reduce the abandoned boat problem nationwide, we know that the vast majority of boats and boaters are viable contributors to local economies and we believe that boaters should be treated as such.
Status
HB 1423 passed out of its first committee this week without any amendments. The sponsor, Rep. Baxter Troutman, expects well over 20 proposed amendments when the bill is heard again. The Senate bill has not yet been placed on an agenda. BoatU.S. is at the table working in both the House and Senate to find solutions to the problems without granting local governments undue added authority over boats and anchoring.
This issue will continue to change over the next six weeks of the Legislative session and most probably won't be decided until the closing moments of session in early May.
We encourage Florida boaters (or those aspiring to cruise there!) to check back often for the latest updates as this issue continues to develop. If you have particular thoughts you want to make sure we hear, send us an email to govtaffairs@boatus.com
Thanks!
March 25, 2009
Locks on Okeechobee Waterway Closing for Repairs
Due to regularly scheduled maintenance in the Okeechobee Waterway (OWW), mariners are strongly advised that the following should be taken into consideration whether transiting Lake Okeechobee or stopping for recreational activities such as fishing.
Click Here for more details
February 10, 2009
Contact: Tim Woody, 850-488-5600
FWC seeks applications for boating grants
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is accepting applications for anticipated grant funds under the Florida Boating Improvement Program. County governments, municipalities and other governments within Florida are eligible to apply
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The program provides funding through competitive grants for boating-access projects and other boating-related activities on Florida’s coastal and inland waters. Eligible uses of program funds include boat ramps and other public launching facilities, piers, docks, waterway markers, derelict vessel removal, boater education and economic development.
The deadline for submitting grant applications for fiscal year 2009-10 funding is April 2.
Visit MyFWC.com/boating/grants to read the complete program guidelines and to download an application form. For more information, e-mail FBIP@MyFWC.com or call 850-488-5600.
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UPDATE: November 5, 2008 - FL Amendment 6 Passes. Thanks to the help of BoatUS Members in Florida and different organizations. Amendment information below.
October 2008: Help Preserve Florida's Working Waterfronts - Voting Amendment Information for November 4
In recent years dozens of Florida wet-slip marinas, waterfront dry stack storage facilities and boat service yards have been squeezed out of business by huge increases in real estate taxes, leaving you and your fellow boaters with fewer and fewer places to keep your boats and higher slip fees and storage costs.
Why is this happening? Because the current property appraisal system in Florida forces counties to apply "highest and best use" value to waterfront business property, not current use value. That means the businesses we boaters rely on are taxed as if they were high-end condominiums or waterfront resorts. You can help change that at the polls on November 4th, 2008:
A "Yes" vote on Amendment 6 will bring down the property taxes on the following marine working waterfronts to reflect the property's current use:
• Marinas and docks open to the public for water access and recreational uses;
• Public vessel launches into navigable inland and coastal waterways;
• Commercial fishing facilities;
• Water-dependent marine manufacturing facilities;
• Marine vessel construction and repair facilities.
BoatUS supports Amendment 6 and we hope you will too on Nov 4. We need your help to get the 60% voter approval required to pass this very important amendment.
For more information: www.saveourwaterfronts.com
May 24, 2006
US Customs
and Border Protection
Announces 2006 Pleasure Boating Clearance Procedures
See
the Customs and US Border Travel Information for Recreational Boaters
page under the State & Regional Information section.
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Illinois News
September 11, 2009
Great News for Great Loop Cruisers: Coast Guard To Allow Recreational Boats To Transit The Chicago Ship Canal Fish Barrier
Following several weeks of effort by BoatU.S. and the America's Great Loop Cruisers Association, new procedures were announced today by the U.S. Coast Guard to reopen the Chicago Ship Channel electric fish barrier. Since the middle of August unescorted recreational boats have been prohibited from moving through this area due to an increase in its voltage.
BoatU.S. greatly appreciates the coordination of the U.S. Coast Guard and the Army Corps of Engineers to both prevent Asian Carp from reaching the Great Lakes and to accommodate continued navigation by recreational and commercial boats.
There are specific safety requirements and no boats under 20' are allowed. Click here for information from the Coast Guard on these procedures.
For the BoatU.S. press release on this issue, click here.
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Kansas News
We do not have any state alerts for Kansas at this time. If you have a boating related alert please email us at govtaffairs@boatus.com
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Maine
February, 2009
Bill would require life jacket wear on all boats
A bill now before the Maine State Legislature, HP 143, LD 164, would make it mandatory, with certain very limited exceptions, that “everyone in a watercraft wear a personal flotation device.”
As written, the bill appears to apply to all boats, their operators and all passengers, on all waters of the state. It contains no qualifying language relative to boat type or size, or age of persons aboard.
The bill was referred to the Committee on Inland Fisheries and Wildlife on Jan 21 and as of Feb 20, there had been no action.
Sponsor: Rep. Watson of Bath Cosponsors: Sen Damon of Hancock, Rep. Percy of Phippsburg, Sen Trahan of Lincoln
To view the bill text, Click Here:
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Maryland News
New Boating Report Published:
February 1, 2009
During 2008, a Task Force established by the Maryland legislature met to evaluate and make recommendations regarding protecting and growing the boating industry in Maryland. Maryland's boating industry is a major economic activity creating $2.5 billion in total nominal spending and generating over 32,000 jobs. This group's goals included identifying factors for promoting and maintaining access to the water for boaters. Several of the Report's recommendations will be important to boaters in Maryland as well as those planning a visit to Maryland. Of note: an array of discussion regarding the time limit for transient boaters to stay in Maryland before the boat is requried to pay the 5% vessel excise tax, as well as ideas to create a single boat launch permit for publicly owned ramps.
For the press release and full report: Click Here!
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Nevada News
April 22, 2009
BOAT INSPECTION FEES TAKE EFFECT IN JUNE AT LAKE TAHOE: Click here to learn more!
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New
Hampshire News
We do not have any state alerts for New Hampshire at this time. If you have a boating related alert please email us at govtaffairs@boatus.com
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New Jersey News
May 14, 2009
Rinsing/Washing Boats at Marinas in New Jersey
It has been brought to the Department of Enviromental Protection's attention that there are times when a boat owner may want to wash or rinse their boats at a marina so Click Here for a review of the regulations.
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New Mexico News
New Mexico Enacts Mandatory Education starting 2007
Click here to read a full copy of the bill or to find New Mexico
boating classes.
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New York News
September 2 , 2009
Mandatory Life Jacket Usage between November 1st and May 1st
Legislation recently passed requires all operators and passengers in pleasure craft less than 21 feet wear life jackets. Additional information regarding the requirement can be found at the following link: www.nysparks.com
May 1 , 2009
NY seeks ban on boat sewage in canals
ALBANY, N.Y. - New York officials want the Environmental Protection Agency to help them keep boat sewage out of the state's 524-mile canal system
Click here to read the full article
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NC Legislature votes to over-ride Governor Easley's veto
HR 2167 passes - no oversize permit needed for boat trailers up to 10'
August 27, 2008
The NC General Assembly voted to override Governor Easley's veto this morning by a vote of 92-7 in the House and 39-0 in the Senate.
Click here for a copy of the bill Click Here.
This bill allows boat trailers less than 120" wide to be towed without a permit.
It also allows boat trailers 102" to 114" (8.5' to 9.5') to be towed any day at at any time.
Boat trailers 114" to 120" (9.5' to 10') may be towed only between sun up and sun down any day.
A boat or trailer wider than 102" but less than 120" must have a minimum of 2 operable amber lamps at the widest point of the boat and trailer.
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Oregon News
We do not have any state alerts for Oregon at this time. If you have a boating related alert please email us at govtaffairs@boatus.com
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Rhode Island
February 19, 2009
Bill would impose personal property tax on boats
A bill in the Rhode Island General Assembly, H 5129, would impose a personnel property tax on all boats owned by residents, to be paid where the owner resides, not where the boat is kept. Bill text is available at: http://www.rilin.state.ri.us/BillText09/HouseText09/H5129.pdf
Sponor: Rep. Arthur Corvese (North Providence)
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South Carolina News
November 18, 2009
Temporary Closure of Ben Sawyer Memorial Bridge near Charleston
BoatU.S. has been notified by the United States Coast Guard of the temporary closure of the Ben Sawyer Memorial Bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway. A copy of the notices is below:
Due to a scheduled replacement of the Ben Sawyer Bridge’s swing span, the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (AICW) will be closed to marine traffic from Tuesday, December 1, 2009 at 12:01 A.M. through Friday, December 11, 2009 at 11:59 P.M. The Coast Guard will enforce a safety zone around the Ben Sawyer Bridge. The safety zone will encompass the AICW from 180 yards northwest of the bridge, and 220 yards southwest of the bridge. No one may enter the safety zone without prior authorization from the Captain of the Port Charleston or his designated representative.
South Carolina DOT will conduct post-construction tests following the span replacement. Accordingly, the Ben Sawyer Bridge will have limited openings from Saturday, December 12, 2009 at 12:00 A.M. through Monday, December 14, 2009 at 11:59 p.m. Scheduled bridge openings will be broadcasted via channel 16 VHF and incorporated into this MSIB as soon as the information becomes available.
Mariners are encouraged to monitor the Broadcast Notice to Mariners on VHF Channel 16. Coast Guard Sector Charleston will broadcast the closure of the AICW and the rescission of the corresponding safety zone as appropriate. The bridge construction schedule is somewhat dependent on weather, and any changes to the schedule will be made to this MSIB. For questions regarding the bridge construction, please contact Ms. Julie Hussey of PCL at (843) 224-1096 or Mr. Kim Partenheimer of PB Americas at (843) 972-1775. Coast Guard Sector Charleston may be contacted via our 24-hour Command Center Line at (843) 740-7050.
The lastest news on the Ben Sawyer Bridge can be found by clicking here.
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Texas News
April 10, 2009
Workshop for Recreational Boaters to Contribute to Ocean Observing System Development in the Gulf of Mexico
May 28-29, 2009, Clear Lake, Texas
Any boater or diver heading offshore knows that ocean information is provided by a variety of federal, state, local, and private sources. There is a national effort underway to integrate these multiple sources of information under one umbrella, improving both the quality and quantity of data available. To date, most of the development of the U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS) has focused on defining national requirements.
The Gulf of Mexico Coastal Ocean Observing System Regional Association (GCOOS-RA) is the organization tasked with integrating coastal and ocean information for the U.S. waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Our coastal ocean observation program can provide information that will enhance the recreational boaters’ enjoyment of the water and their safety. But, this will only happen with active interest and participation of the recreational boating community.
Recognizing that recreational boaters and divers are important users of ocean information, the GCOOS-RA is hosting a workshop to address the needs of these communities in the western Gulf of Mexico. (An initial recreational boating workshop was held in the eastern Gulf, St. Petersburg, FL, on February 4-5, 2009. The workshop report may be viewed on the GCOOS web site at http://www.gcoos.org/ under meeting reports.) Participants will learn about the variety of instruments on coastal stations, buoys, satellites, ships, and underwater vehicles, and the computer models and high frequency (HF) radars that are used to make observations and predictions of the ocean and atmosphere. They then will have the opportunity to identify information gaps–both in the types of observational products desired and the methods of delivery.
Requests could be as simple as acquiring information on wind and waves from specific locations or more sophisticated, such as generating circulation models, better charts for a particular bay or harbor, or measuring bottom currents and water clarity. For example, is there a need for readily available localized wind, wave, and current information in a particular pass? Is there a need for specific information on NOAA’s All Hazards Radio that is not currently being disseminated?
Input from this free workshop, to be held May 28-29, 2009 in Clear Lake, Texas, will be incorporated into the GCOOS Regional Association observing system design.
Note: While registration is free, an individual MUST be pre-registered to attend. Participants are responsible for their own transportation, lodging and other costs.
Attendance is limited so early registration is encouraged. If you cannot attend but have suggestions or comments, please email them to the GCOOS Office (srmartin@tamu.edu).
Please visit our website: http://www.gcoos.org
Register Today to Attend. Your ideas matter!
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Virginia News
April 7, 2009
HB 1774 No Discharge Zone Signed by Gov.
The bill establishes the tidal creeks of the Commonwealth as no discharge zones. Vessels operating in these designated areas would be prohibited from discharging treated and untreated waste into the waters. The bill defines “no discharge zone.”
To view the entire bill in detail click here.
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Washington
Action Needed: WA Boating Safety Funds in Jeopardy
February 6, 2009
Starting Monday, lawmakers in Olympia will vote on two bills, SB 5691 and HB 1848, that could jeopardize federal funding for boating safety programs that are critically important to Washington boaters.
These bills (which are identical) would move portions of current federal boating safety funds to more specifically focus on marine law enforcement programs. This would end up shortchanging other important boating safety and education programs. Additionally, according to the U.S. Coast Guard, it may jeopardize the State’s eligibility for this important federal funding.
Please contact your legislators now and ask them to vote NO on Senate Bill 5691 and House Bill 1848. Call the state legislative hotline; they’ll identify your legislators and leave messages for both the Senate and House.
Call now!
1-800-562-6000
M-F: 8 am to 8 pm, and Sat: 9 am to 1 pm
To read the bills and see their status:
Senate Bill 5691 is scheduled for a hearing at 1:30 pm on Monday, February 9, in the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Ocean & Recreation.
http://apps.leg.wa.gov/billinfo/summary.aspx?bill=5691&year=2009
House Bill 1848 is scheduled for a hearing at 8:00 am on Friday, February 13, in the House Committee on Ecology and Parks.
http://apps.leg.wa.gov/billinfo/summary.aspx?bill=1848&year=2009
If you are near Olympia, we encourage you to attend the Senate hearing on Monday February 9 at 1:30 pm to demonstrate your concern about the bill(s). If you plan to go, let the Recreational Boating Association of Washington know at rbawlobby@yahoo.com, so they can alert you to any changes in the schedule.
Please share this email with your boating and fishing friends, neighbors, and clubs. Time is short; we appreciate your quick action and would appreciate you sharing any feedback you get from Olympia.
Sincerely,
Margaret Podlich
Vice President, Government Affairs
Govtaffairs@boatus.com
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Washington D.C.
We do not have any state alerts for Washington D.C. at this time. If you have a boating related alert please email us at govtaffairs@boatus.com
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US Virgin Island News
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