Coast Guard halts 2 illegal charter operations in Miami over weekend
Coast Guard 33-foot Special Purpose Craft—Law Enforcement file photo.
MIAMI — The Coast Guard terminated the voyages of a 32-foot pleasure craft with 11 people aboard near Haulover Inlet and the 34-foot pleasure craft Sunset Stripp with 12 people aboard near Beer Can Island, Saturday after discovering several safety issues.
Coast Guard Station Fort Lauderdale 33-foot Special Purpose Craft-Law Enforcement...
Coast Guard issues final rule on vessel documentation renewal fees
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Coast Guard’s final rule on vessel documentation renewal fees was published in the Federal Register Tuesday.
The Coast Guard is amending its regulations to separately list an annual fee for renewals of endorsements upon the Certificate of Documentation. The Coast Guard is required to establish user fees for services related to the documentation of vessels.
This final...
Coast Guard grants extension to some certificates of documentation for commercial vessels
The U.S. Coast Guard announced Tuesday that it will allow commercial vessels engaged in domestic voyages between ports in the United States or its possessions to operate with an expired certificate of documentation as long as they are in compliance with all other requirements for operation.
Vessel owners should submit their renewal application to the National Vessel Documentation Center as appropriate...
