Coast Guard Updates St. Pete Boating Rules for Parades
Published Date: 7/21/2025
Proposed Rule
Summary
The Coast Guard wants to update rules for boat events near St. Petersburg by adding a new event, making one event’s safety zone bigger, and changing event dates. These changes help keep everyone safe on the water and might affect boaters and event organizers. They’re asking for your thoughts before making it official, so stay tuned and get involved!
Analyzed Economic Effects
3 provisions identified: 3 benefits, 0 costs, 0 mixed.
Regulated Area Expanded for One Event
The Coast Guard proposes to expand a regulated area (safety zone) for one existing event in the St. Petersburg COTP area. You—boaters and nearby event operators in the St. Petersburg area—may face a larger regulated area during that event, which could change where and when you can navigate.
New Recurring Marine Event Added
The Coast Guard proposes to add a new recurring marine event to the special local regulations table for the Seventh Coast Guard District Captain of the Port (COTP) St. Petersburg. You—boaters and event organizers in the St. Petersburg COTP area—should expect a new listed event that could trigger formal local regulations when it occurs.
Event Date Changes for Recurring Events
The Coast Guard proposes to update the dates of existing recurring events in the St. Petersburg COTP special local regulations. You—boaters, attendees, and event organizers in the St. Petersburg area—should note that event schedules and the timing of any local restrictions would change if the proposal is finalized.
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