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Bayonne's position along the Kill Van Kull, Newark Bay, and Upper New York Bay puts abandoned vessels under intense legal scrutiny. Municipal ordinance and NJ state law create overlapping penalties that can escalate quickly —…
Read Full Article →As boating season winds down on the Fox River, Aurora-area owners face a hard legal deadline most don't know exists.…
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Washington State boat registrations expired on June 30, and Auburn-area owners of unwanted vessels are now facing a tighter legal…
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Alabama's Act 2018-179 gives state authorities broad power to seize and dispose of abandoned vessels on both public and private…
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Georgia has strict statutes governing how Atlanta-area boat owners must handle unwanted or abandoned vessels — and the penalties for…
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The July 2025 flooding on Lake Houston left many Atascocita boat owners dealing with damaged, displaced, or partially submerged vessels.…
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Maryland's Natural Resources Article §8-721 gives property owners a narrow window to act before the state steps in on abandoned…
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Virginia gives the state authority to remove abandoned vessels and charge owners for the cost — and enforcement is intensifying…
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife mails boat registration renewal cards every November, triggering a decision every Arvada owner with an aging…
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Oregon Senate Bill 795 took effect September 26, 2025, giving the state expanded authority to seize and remove abandoned vessels…
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