“They should have a registration card on the vessel, enough life jackets for everybody on board, a fire extinguisher in good working order, make sure it’s still in the green, you’ll need a type for throwable for any vessel over 16-foot, and you’ll need a sound device, a bell, horn, or whistle to take with you on the boat,” says Moss.
The S.C. Dept. of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division will be offering free boat inspections at public boat landings state-wide.
Lexington County deputies want to make sure you’re safe on the water this Memorial Day weekend. Thursday morning, deputies joined the Department of Natural Resources took time to discuss proper boating safety measures before you hit the water.
For the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR), it’s all hands on deck as more boats pepper waterways across the state.
Columbia , S.C. (WOLO) — After several boating incidents in recent days, law enforcement officials are reminding boaters to be safe on the water this boating season. “Be safe out on Lake Murray and be sure that you have the proper equipment so you and your family can be safe out on the lake,” said Deputy Derek Wilson. Across the…
