Coast Guard Secures Waters for NJ July Fireworks Fun
Published Date: 7/8/2025
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Summary
The Coast Guard is setting up safety zones around Brick Township, NJ, for four fireworks shows in July to keep everyone safe on the water. Boat operators in these zones must follow Coast Guard instructions during the events. This means some water areas will be off-limits temporarily, but no fees or costs are involved.
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Temporary boating safety zones in Brick, NJ
The Coast Guard will enforce safety zones in Brick Township, NJ, for four fireworks displays in July. If you operate a boat in the regulated area during those enforcement periods, you must follow directions from the Patrol Commander or officers displaying a Coast Guard ensign; some water areas will be temporarily off-limits and there are no fees or costs tied to this rule.
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