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Taking Care Of Your Boat During Hurricane

Damage Caused By Your Boat Is Your Responsibility

Damage caused by your boat during a hurricane is your responsibility, so have a plan and to protect your boat.

  • If you plan to trailer your boat to the mainland, you must do so before an evacuation order is issued.
  • Owners of large crafts that must remain in the water must secure their vessels in a predetermined anchorage or mooring area.
  • Be sure batteries are charged and bilge pumps are operational.
  • Keep sufficient tie lines and chafing gear, anchors and anchor line, and any other equipment necessary to secure your boat in the water.
  • Monitor NOAA Weather radio.
  • Never stay aboard your boat in a hurricane.

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