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For more than 20 years MARINA DOCK AGE has been the only business-to-business publication serving the educational and informational needs of the U.S. waterfront facilities segment of the marine industry. In each issue marina industry professionals, service center operators, and boatyard managers will find the timely and relevant information they need to perform their jobs more effectively and efficiently. From ever-changing government regulations to ways to improve profitability, MARINA DOCK AGE is the industry leader. MARINA DOCK AGE is the only magazine in the field that offers an annual Buyer’s Guide that goes out free of charge to its subscribers.
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Marina’s volunteer program helps with security
Like many municipal facilities constrained with tight budgets, Black Point Marina in Cutler Ridge, Fla., is trying to do more with less. With that in mind, Ken Maxwell, dockmaster and park manager at Black Point Park and Marina, initiated a volunteer security program with the marina’s patrons to keep the facility secure.
Black Point Marina has 178 wet slips and dry stack storage for 37 boats and is one of six municipal marinas in Miami-Dade County. Maxwell brought to his marina what the Miami-Dade Park and Recreation Dept. had long advocated with its Park Watch program, promoting citizens to be the eyes and ears of the public facilities they enjoy.
Date: October 15, 2009