CIVIC - Community Involvement
ENVIRONMENT
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.
has been formed to raise awareness
of environmental issues among
squadron members and
the general public as well as
institute environmental programs.
The USPS Environmental Committee was formed
at the January 2004 National Meeting.
Listed above are the committee objectives.
at the January 2004 National Meeting.
Listed above are the committee objectives.
Objectives
· Educate membership
· Publicize efforts internally
· Publicize efforts externally
· Educate membership
· Publicize efforts internally
· Publicize efforts externally
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.
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.
The Educational Department Marine Environment
Committee is working on a new learning guide
called the Mariner's Environment.
Committee is working on a new learning guide
called the Mariner's Environment.
