Kdun – Operation Dry Water will take center stage across Oregon from July 4 to July 6, as law enforcement agencies unite to keep boaters safe during one of the busiest weekends of the summer. The Oregon Marine Board, in partnership with sheriff’s offices across the state and the Oregon State Police, is coordinating this focused effort to deter boating under the influence. The goal is clear: protect Oregon’s waterways and the lives of everyone enjoying them. By increasing patrols and inspections, Operation Dry Water aims to send a strong message that boating while impaired is not only illegal, but also dangerous and potentially deadly.
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Operation Dry Water will bring together officers and deputies to step up enforcement of boating safety laws, with a special emphasis on identifying and removing impaired operators from Oregon’s lakes and rivers. Alcohol use is a leading factor in recreational boating deaths nationwide, and officials are determined to address the problem before tragedy strikes. Boaters can expect to see more checkpoints, increased officer presence, and strict zero-tolerance policies. Officials remind the public that boating under the influence carries serious consequences, including fines, jail time, and the possibility of losing boating privileges altogether. Operation Dry Water highlights the state’s commitment to ensuring that everyone returns home safely after a day on the water.
Operation Dry Water also seeks to raise public awareness about the dangers of boating while impaired. Through public service announcements, community outreach, and education campaigns, agencies hope to prevent dangerous choices before they happen. Boaters are encouraged to assign a designated operator, just as they would a designated driver on the road. By reinforcing the message that sober boating saves lives. Operation Dry Water strives to make a lasting impact well beyond the July 4th weekend. As Oregon continues to welcome visitors and locals to its beautiful waterways. Authorities are determined to ensure that fun and safety go hand in hand.
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