U.S. Coast Guard Vessel Safety Checks

Summer is almost here and we know what that means: time with family and friends on the water! Before you launch your boat, complete a Vessel Safety Check (VSC) with a US Coast Guard Auxiliary volunteer.

A VSC is performed at your boat, either at the dock or on your driveway, and only takes 15-30 minutes, depending on the size of your boat.

Even experienced boaters need a VSC. 15 minutes could save your life and the life of your family or friends.

To learn more about VSCs, please visit: https://cgaux.org/vsc/

This article is part of the The Expert Newsletter.: June 2024 Edition.

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