GLOUCESTER – City officials are asking the public to boat responsibly following a rise in boating accidents and reports of illegal activity including underage drinking and boating under the influence.
Statewide boating, marine and inland waterway guidance amid COVID-19 was amended on Tuesday, urging people to limit rafting-up or tying-up boats to a maximum of three vessels.
Assistant Harbormaster Chad Johnson spoke with MSO News on Friday and explained what boaters can expect
Gloucester Assistant Harbormaster Chad Johnson
Link for Boaters: Get Out Three
