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St. Petersburg Municipal Marina St. Petersburg Municipal Marina, St. Petersburg
Hurricane preparedness is vital to the operation of a successful marina in Florida. The very active and costly hurricane seasons of 2004 and 2005 are evidence of the importance of being prepared early and for the worst. Boat owners and marina operators, especially those along the coast, should consider hurricane preparation part of normal boat and marina maintenance. Just a few unprepared boats can inflict incredible damage on a marina, as can unsecured facilities and equipment. Marina managers must begin early in developing a formal, orderly written plan.


 

  • Sample Hurricane Plan [PDF - 87.26KB]
    Marina hurricane plan example provided by Pensacola Shipyard and Marine Complex.

  • Sample Hurricane Checklist [PDF - 38.62KB]
    Marina hurricane checklist example provided by Pensacola Shipyard and Marine Complex.


NOTE: Each marina’s actual procedure, plan and checklist will vary based on size, location, staff and services to name a few.  A hurricane preparedness plan should be based on an individual marina’s specific needs and requirements.

Clean Marina Programs

Last updated: : April 01, 2008

  Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Clean Marina Program, 3900 Commonwealth Blvd. MS #30, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400
850-245-2100 (phone) / 850-245-2159 (fax) 
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