CIVIC
Safety
  - Vessel Safety Check-VSC
  - Required Equipment
      - PFDs
      - Distress Signals
      - Fire Extinguishers
      - Lights and Sounds
      - Other Equipment
  - Local Notice to Mariners
  - Cooperative Charting
  - Flags
  - Aids to Navigation
Comm. Involvement
  - Public Boating Classes
  - Safe Boating Week
  - Environmental Issues

  - Boat Shows
  - Parades
  - Safety Demonstrations
  - Blessing of the Fleet

Useful Info.
  - Pump Out Facilities
  - Coast Guard Stations
  - Town Offices
  - Alphabet Soup
  - Links / Contacts

EDUCATION

FRATERNAL


CIVIC - COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
ENVIRONMENT

USPS  Environmental Committee
has been formed to raise awareness
of environmental issues among
squadron members and
the general public as well as
institute environmental programs.

Objectives
·     Educate membership
·     Publicize efforts internally
·     Publicize efforts externally

The USPS Environmental Committee was formed
at the January 2004 National Meeting.
Listed above are the committee objectives.

The Educational Department Marine Environment
Committee is working on a new learning guide
called the Mariner's Environment.

You can learn more at:
http://www.usps.org/national/envcom/


In 2006 Peconic Bay Power Squadron helped Southold Town
equip their new pump out boat and train its crew.
Pictured above are
Southold Trustee Dave Bergen; Matt-a-Mar Marina owner Michael Raynor;
Cutchogue Harbor Marina owner Michael Irving; Sea Tow owner Capt. Joe Frohnhoefer;
Peconic Bay Power Squadron Commander Fred Smith & Executive Officer Peter Young;
and Southold Supervisor Scott Russell.