Albany- The Lewis County Sheriff's Department will receive one of six new
    Brunswick Justice patrol boats from New York State, according to a press
    release from Governor Cuomo's office.

    The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
    purchased these vessels, which range in value from $70,000 to nearly $130,000,
    the release said. The transaction was made possible through the Sport Fish
    Restoration and Boating Trust Fund, administered by the U.S. Coast Guard,
    which provides funding to states to assist with recreational boating safety. Local
    police agencies will use the patrol vessels to enhance recreational boater safety
    and enforce New York State Navigation Laws, according to the release.

    The new Brunswick Justice patrol vessels are assigned to:
    Babylon Police Department (Suffolk County)
    Irvington Police Department (Westchester County)
    Lewis County Sheriff’s Department
    Livingston County Sheriff’s Department
    Orleans County Sheriff’s Department
    Port Chester Police Department (Westchester County)

    “More people than ever are taking advantage of the recreational opportunities at
    New York’s many lakes, rivers and coastal waters and we’re committed to
    ensuring that they remain safe for residents and visitors alike,” Governor Cuomo
    said. “These new patrol vessels will assist local law enforcement efforts and will
    provide them with additional means to ensure those out on the water are abiding
    by the law.”

    The State Parks Marine Service Unit is responsible for the general coordination
    of boating safety programs and supports marine law enforcement efforts across
    the state, including patrols, training and funding for local marine enforcement
    activities, the press release stated.

    “With our exceptional lakes, rivers and bays, New York State has a strong
    tradition of boating and fishing – and we want to make sure people visiting our
    waterways stay safe,” State Parks Commissioner Rose Harvey said. “Local
    marine patrols help keep our waterways safe by discouraging dangerous boating
    practices and serving as first responders in on-the-water emergencies.”

























































Lewis County Sheriff's Department Receives New Patrol Boat
08/08/15 12:00am
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