Man dies after falling off Pacifica Pier
The U.S. Coast Guard staged a water rescue near the Pacifica Pier after a couple fell off the pier into the ocean Tuesday afternoon. Source: Man dies after falling off Pacifica Pier – San Jose Mercury News
Anything to do with water and boat safety.
The U.S. Coast Guard staged a water rescue near the Pacifica Pier after a couple fell off the pier into the ocean Tuesday afternoon. Source: Man dies after falling off Pacifica Pier – San Jose Mercury News
Source: Coast Guard trains for ice rescues on Black River – Chronicle-Telegram
California just went through the first of a series of winter storms, which showed us how woefully prepared the state is for emergencies. It’s up to all of us to prepare for these things, so our suggestion is to do just that. Don’t expect an incompetent government to handle things that we can handle better … Read more
Records show there are two sites in Minnesota where potentially dangerous cables that were once used to power U.S. Coast Guard lights could be buried underground. Source: Dangerous Coast Guard cables may be buried in MN
California is getting pounded by a series of storms, so, it’s best to stay off the water if you can. Be smart and take precautions to ensure your safety out there.
A new year and a new start is ahead… this is a good time to review your safety procedures.
We hope that Santa brought you a life vest for Christmas and that you’re planning on wearing it when you’re out of the water this Winter. Be safe folks.
MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) The U.S. Coast Guard is warning boaters across New England that water temperatures are dangerously cold despite the warmer-than-normal air temperatures. Source: US Coast Guard warning water is cold despite warmer air | NCPR News
Coast Guard warning: Lake Michigan still dangerously cold Source: Coast Guard Warning About Frigid Lake Michigan
Winter is on its way. Have you checked your flotation devices lately? Always a good idea to have working safety gear. You never know when you’re going to need it.
Our safety tip for the day, and we know it might sound silly, but in the event of a Tsunami head for high ground, the higher the better. You’d be surprised at how many people don’t know this.