ON-SITE RESOURCES:

Coast Guard Severe Weather Tips for Boaters and Dock Owners
Tips for anchoring and mooring (standard and marina) from the U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Office, San Diego. This is a reprint of an article in the Fall 1997 Tidelines newsletter

Severe Weather Planning for Marinas, Boatyards & Yacht Clubs
Help plan your Severe Weather SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) for your marina, boatyard, or yacht club

OFF-SITE RESOURCES

National Weather Service

Hazard Resilient Coastal Communities National Sea Grant Focus Team

Port of San Diego

California Association of Harbor Masters and Port Captains Objectives are: To exchange information relative to construction, maintenance, operation, regulation, enforcement, administration and management, pertaining to boats, marinas and harbors.To formulate policies and plans to standardize and establish uniformity in operation and management of marinas and harbor facilities and to recommend to various marinas or harbors represented in the Association, the adoption thereof.To promote and encourage development of marinas and harbors along sound management, environmental and economic lines, and to assist wherever and whenever possible, any group or individual, whether private or governmental, in the development of new marinas and/or harbors.

San Diego Bay / Harbor Police
Mooring, anchoring, launch ramps, marinas, fuel docks, boat repair & parts, customs, harbor police, International Trade/Maritime Operations

Pacific Coast Congress of Harbor Masters and Port ManagersPCC's membership includes ports and marinas in the U.S. states of Alaska, California, Oregon, Washington and the Canadian province of British Columbia, as well as supporting industry-related businesses. Objectives are: To exchange information on all aspects of harbor and marina operations.To recommend policies to establish uniformity in all aspects of harbor and marina operations. To promote and encourage the development of marinas and harbors in a sound and economic manner.