Get the latest news here! The Southeast Alaska Seiners Association was formed in 1968 by a group of concerned Ketchikan commercial salmon purse seiners. As time wore on in the early 1980's, SEAS expanded to include all of Southeast Alaska. Today the board of directors is from multiple towns throughout Southeast Alaska. Board members hail from Sitka, Petersburg, Ketchikan, Bellingham, Seattle and Burlington-Anacortes.
Thursday, May 25, 2017
Fire Extinguisher Services
Southeast Extinguisher Service Inc will be in Wrangell June 11-13; Petersburg June 14-20, to provide services compliant with Coast Guard regulations. Their number is 790-2522 and their travel calendar is on their web site.
Friday, May 19, 2017
REMOVAL OF SHORE AIDS
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Shore Aids/Day Boards in Portlock Harbor
and Klag Bay-
The Coast Guard is considering dis-establishing these in light of current navigational aids. Robert Nendza of the Cutter “Maple” is seeking input. Please contact him is you would like them to remain. You can email him at robert.tnendaz@uscg.mil
Monday, May 15, 2017
Seattle Port Meeting
SEAS Port meeting June 1st!
10 am - noon, Nordby Building @ Fishermen's Terminal 3919 18th Ave West. Contact Board member Laugh Leach (206) 849-6417 with questions or for directions.Tuesday, May 09, 2017
Chris Peterson F/V Atlantis Memorial Golf Tournament MAY 19th!
36 teams are already entered, but there is room for a couple more if you haven't already signed up. There's a lunch at noon and a dinner around 7:30 pm with silent auction etc... if that is more your speed. All proceeds go to Seattle Children's Hospital in Chris' name. A fun event for a great cause!
Thursday, May 04, 2017
Dockside Exams in Petersburg
Attention Petersburg Commercial Fishermen
Several
Coast Guard Commercial Fishing Vessel Examiner will be in Petersburg conducting
Fishing Vessel Dockside Exams from 1:00 PM on Tuesday, May 16th thru
1:00 PM, Friday, May 19th. These vessel
examinations are free, take about an hour and help ensure your vessel is
equipped with all federally required equipment.
Vessels that pass the examination will be issued a Dockside Exam Decal
that is valid for 2 years.
On October 15, 2015, these exams became mandatory for Commercial Fishing Vessels that operate more than 3 NM off the outer coast of Southeast Alaska.
Vessel owners seeking information on what federal safety requirements apply to their vessel can go to www.fishsafe.info and select the link for “Generate your own checklist”, then follow the directions to launch the Checklist Generator. This tool will enable you to create a custom list of requirements that apply to your vessel, crew size, fishery and operating area. This process has proven extremely valuable to fishermen preparing their vessel for a Dockside Exam. I am also available by phone or email (see above) to answer any questions about the requirements for your vessel prior to my arriving in Petersburg.
On October 15, 2015, these exams became mandatory for Commercial Fishing Vessels that operate more than 3 NM off the outer coast of Southeast Alaska.
Vessel owners seeking information on what federal safety requirements apply to their vessel can go to www.fishsafe.info and select the link for “Generate your own checklist”, then follow the directions to launch the Checklist Generator. This tool will enable you to create a custom list of requirements that apply to your vessel, crew size, fishery and operating area. This process has proven extremely valuable to fishermen preparing their vessel for a Dockside Exam. I am also available by phone or email (see above) to answer any questions about the requirements for your vessel prior to my arriving in Petersburg.
Anyone interested in
scheduling an exam while we are in town
should sign up at the Harbormaster’s Office.
should sign up at the Harbormaster’s Office.
Sincerely,
Steve Ramp
Steve Ramp
USCG Marine Safety Detachment
329 Harbor Drive, Suite 202
Sitka, Alaska 99835
W: (907) 966-5620
C: (907) 738-7267
Steven.A.Ramp@uscg.mil
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