CIVIC
The United States Power Squadrons
and
locally Peconic Bay Power Squadron
consider community involvement
and community service
a vital part of our mission.
In fact it's a civic duty.
and
locally Peconic Bay Power Squadron
consider community involvement
and community service
a vital part of our mission.
In fact it's a civic duty.
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The Squadron and its members can and should share
collected knowledge and experience with the public to
increase safety and boating enjoyment for everyone.
Select a topic from the list on the left to learn more.
collected knowledge and experience with the public to
increase safety and boating enjoyment for everyone.
Select a topic from the list on the left to learn more.
Peconic Bay Power Squadron helped Southold Town
equip their new pump out boat and train its crew.
Pictured above are
Southold Trustee Dave Bergen; Former Matt-a-Mar Marina owner Michael Raynor;
Cutchogue Harbor Marina owner Michael Irving;
Sea Tow owner the late Capt. Joe Frohnhoefer;
Peconic Bay Power Squadron Past Commander Fred Smith & Executive Officer Peter Young;
and Southold Supervisor Scott Russell.
equip their new pump out boat and train its crew.
Pictured above are
Southold Trustee Dave Bergen; Former Matt-a-Mar Marina owner Michael Raynor;
Cutchogue Harbor Marina owner Michael Irving;
Sea Tow owner the late Capt. Joe Frohnhoefer;
Peconic Bay Power Squadron Past Commander Fred Smith & Executive Officer Peter Young;
and Southold Supervisor Scott Russell.
