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USPS News
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Items of interest to the recreational boater or anyone interested in boating safety.
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Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation and the Boy Scouts of America Sign Memorandum of Mutual Support
The Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation (RBFF) and the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) today announced that the two organizations have signed a Memorandum of Mutual Support, agreeing to work collaboratively on initiatives that support one another’s mission. RBFF and BSA will work to extend the reach of both organizations into new and existing markets, helping young men and women grow in
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EPA Requests Feedback on Performance Standards on Marine Sanitation Devices
As discussed by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officials at the American Boating Congress this past May, the agency is now calling for comments on marine sanitation devices (MSDs). Specifically, EPA seeks input regarding vessels operating on navigable waters that use sewage treatment devices; technical information on the performance, effectiveness and costs of vessel sewage treatment
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Jeppesen and United States Power Squadrons Announce Partnership
Navigation Expert and Non-Profit Boating Education Organization Work Together to Enhance and Promote Safety on the WaterNavigation expert Jeppesen and nationwide non-profit boating organization United States Power Squadrons (USPS) today announced a strategic partnership designed to further marine education and promote safe boating practices.Jeppesen and USPS formalized this cooperative effort by
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BoatU.S. Guidelines for Recreational Boaters to Contend with Gulf Oil Spill
Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS) recommends the following tips for recreational boaters: If your marina or boat club puts oil containment booms in place, do not attempt to cross the booms with your boat. This will only spread the oil and damage the booms or possibly your vessel's running gear. If there is oil in your marina, refrain from running
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The Ensign writer wins award
The survival tale of sailors attempting to rescue a stricken vessel set adrift during an icy Lake Superior storm won first place for The Ensign writer Marlin Bree in the Seamanship, Rescue & Safety category of the 2009 Boating Writers International Writing Contest. Winners in 17 contest categories were announced at BWI’s Thursday, 12 Feb., meeting during the Miami Boat Show. The professional
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