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Division 16
Eigth District, Eastern Region

Chattanooga, Tennessee

2009 Boating Season

Notice to Navigation Interests:

US Army Corps of Engineers logo and link to web site The US Army Corps of Engineers has issued notices concerning the construction on the new locks for the Chickamauga Dam.
The notices are in PDF format.
Click here for a list of the notice files.

Vessel Inspections:

The U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary offers free vessel safety checks (VSC) to boaters who wish to promote their own boating safety. If you are interested in a Vessel Safety Check you can e-mail us for an inspection or just come to one of the scheduled locations.

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Boating Safety Classes:

Boating safety classes will be taught by the Coast Guard Auxiliary. The course we teach is the "America's Boating Course" and is recognized in all 50 states as an authorized boating course.
If you have questions or if you want to contact us for registration information
Click here.

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America's Waterway Watch

America's Waterway Watch logo and link to web site.

If you are a tow boat operator, a recreational boater, a fisherman, a marina operator, or otherwise live, work or engage in recreational activities around America's waterways, the United States Coast Guard wants your help in keeping these areas safe and secure. You can do this by participating in its America's waterway watch program, a nationwide initiative similar to the well known and successful Neighborhood Watch program that asks community members to report suspicious activities to local law enforcement agencies.
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Boating safty recource center Coast Guard boating safety web site

"You’re in Command"

is the U.S. Coast Guard’s public boating safety outreach initiative, which encourages all recreational boaters to take responsibility for their actions on the water. As a boat owner or operator, you are responsible for your safety and the safety of your passengers.
That’s why we say: "You’re in Command. Boat Responsibly!"
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