Safety Zone Milwaukee Air and Water Event
Summary
The United States Coast Guard is establishing a safety zone on navigable waters of the United States for the Milwaukee Air and Water event. The zone will restrict vessel traffic within a designated area to ensure public safety during the event. All persons and vessels must comply with the terms of the safety zone unless exempt or authorized by the Coast Guard Patrol Commander.
What changed
The Coast Guard is establishing a new safety zone on navigable waters for the Milwaukee Air and Water event. The zone restricts vessel traffic within defined boundaries to protect public safety during the event.
Affected parties include vessel operators, event participants, and spectators in the Milwaukee area. Non-compliance with the safety zone may result in enforcement action under 33 CFR Part 165.
What to do next
- Comply with safety zone restrictions during the Milwaukee Air and Water event
- Avoid entry into the designated safety zone unless authorized
- Contact the Coast Guard Patrol Commander for authorization to enter the zone
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