Special Local Regulation, Temporary Anchorage Ground Suspension, and Security Zones: Sail 4th 250, International Naval Review 250; Port of New York and New Jersey
Summary
The U.S. Coast Guard is proposing temporary rules to manage boat traffic and create security zones in the New York and New Jersey ports during two major sailing events in 2025. These rules will restrict where boats can anchor and enter certain areas to ensure public safety and prevent congestion during these large international events.
Key Points
- 1The Coast Guard will temporarily suspend normal anchoring rules in specific areas of the Port of New York and New Jersey during the Sail 4th 250 and International Naval Review 250 events
- 2Certain water areas will be designated as security zones where boats cannot enter without permission from Coast Guard officials
- 3These restrictions aim to prevent accidents and maintain order during large gatherings of vessels in busy port areas
- 4Ship operators and recreational boaters in the affected ports will need to follow new temporary rules during the event dates
- 5The public has until February 18, 2026 to submit comments or concerns about these proposed temporary restrictions
Key Dates
December 19, 2025
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