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Enhancing Marine Safety: A Collaborative Approach to Waterway Management

The Waterways Action Plan (WAP) is a strategic initiative involving the USCG, Western Rivers Towing Industry, and USACE to ensure the safe and orderly movement of maritime traffic, especially during extreme conditions. This living document outlines key aspects such as marine casualty reporting, barge seaworthiness, and CG response practices. Annual reviews maintain its relevance. The plan serves as a foundational resource for the marine industry, local governments, and agencies involved in inland river operations. For inquiries, contact Jennifer M. Jessee at the USCG.

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Enhancing Marine Safety: A Collaborative Approach to Waterway Management

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  1. Industry and CG Collaboration Marine Causalities Natural Work Group of 1999 Waterways Action Plan

  2. Natural Working Group • A cooperative effort of the USCG and the Western Rivers Towing Industry • Marine Casualty Reporting • Bump and Go Groundings • Barge Seaworthiness • CG Response Practices • Investigative and Personnel Action Processes • License Renewals

  3. Waterways Action Plan • A joint project of the Marine Industry, USCG, and USACE • The Waterways Action Plan (WAP) provides the marine industry USCG, USACE, States and local governments with a plan for facilitating the safe and orderly movement of traffic during extreme conditions on the inland rivers • Living document • Reviewed in August of each year

  4. Questions Jennifer.M.Jessee@uscg.mil (270) 442-1644 Ext 2110

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