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U. S. Coast Guard Flotilla 51, Coos Bay receives grant
Monday, June 16, 2008 | No comments posted.
The Oregon State Marine Board will be send almost $8,000 to Coos Bay to boost boating safety programs.
The agency recently approved a “Let’s Go Boating” assistance program grant for the U. S. Coast Guard Flotilla 51, Coos Bay. The agency will use the $7,792 to purchase a customized cargo trailer for traveling to various boating and water safety venues within Coos County, a press release said.
Nonprofit groups can apply for assistance each year if they provide an innovative program that promotes safe boating and increases youth involvement in recreational boating.
The agency recently approved a “Let’s Go Boating” assistance program grant for the U. S. Coast Guard Flotilla 51, Coos Bay. The agency will use the $7,792 to purchase a customized cargo trailer for traveling to various boating and water safety venues within Coos County, a press release said.
Nonprofit groups can apply for assistance each year if they provide an innovative program that promotes safe boating and increases youth involvement in recreational boating.
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