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Minnesota's expanding watercraft operator permit law just added a new wave of compliance requirements on July 1, 2026. For Apple Valley residents…
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Florida's Senate Bill 164 took effect July 1, 2025, giving FWC new powers to remove derelict vessels — and Apopka boat owners…
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As the boating season winds down across the Lehigh Valley, fall becomes the most practical window to remove an unwanted vessel near…
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The California State Lands Commission just completed its largest-ever vessel abatement in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta — the same waterway running through…
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Iowa's statewide boat registration cycle expired April 30, 2025 — affecting over 220,000 vessels including boats owned by Polk County and Ankeny…
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California's new Boater Card requirement took full effect January 1, 2025, adding another layer of cost and compliance for owners of aging,…
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Memorial Day kicks off Iowa's boating season — and for many Ames homeowners, it's also the moment they realize that old boat…
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An old boat sitting on your Amarillo property for more than a week may already trigger legal obligations under Texas law. Here's…
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With Lake Lanier's busiest boating season in full swing and new 2025 no-wake zone regulations changing how the water is used, Alpharetta…
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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed HB 103 into law on July 1, 2025, creating the state's first clear legal definitions for abandoned…
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