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Know before you go…. Take water safety seriously. It will save a life.
07/25/2026

Know before you go…. Take water safety seriously. It will save a life.

Drowning is preventable. Today, we remind everyone that simple safety steps can save lives.

The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary works year-round to promote water safety through boating education, vessel safety checks, and community outreach.

Before you hit the water:
✅ Wear your life jacket
✅ Watch children around water
✅ Never boat under the influence
✅ Know your emergency plan

Make safety a habit, because every life matters.

Stay safe - boat sober.
07/01/2026

Stay safe - boat sober.

Help us keep our waterways safe this summer and choose to boat sober. Alcohol and drug impairment continues to be a top contributing factor in fatal boating incidents in Wisconsin.

As part of a nationwide effort known as Operation Dry Water, Wisconsin conservation wardens will have an increased presence on the water over the holiday weekend and will be checking boaters for impairment.

– Alcohol use can impair judgment, balance, coordination and reaction time – all critical skills for safe boating.
– Ma*****na and other drugs can impair coordination, perception, decision-making and reaction time, increasing the risk of serious incidents on the water.
– Impairment impacts passengers too. Intoxicated passengers are at greater risk of slips, falls and going overboard.
– There are serious penalties for impaired boat operators who contribute to the injury or death of others on the water.

Make the right decision this boating season and boat sober. Learn more: https://www.nasbla.org/operationdrywater/home

07/01/2026
05/18/2026

🗺️ Let someone know before you go.

Before heading out on the water, always file a float plan with a trusted friend or family member. Include:

• Where you’re going
• Who’s on board
• When you plan to return

If something unexpected happens, rescuers will know where to start looking.

Safe boating starts with preparation.

Learn more at http://bdept.cgaux.org

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