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- Water Safety Links
- Life Jacket Types and Styles
- Navigation Aids - Buoy Identification
- Water Safety Tips
- Boating Safety Tips
- Swimming Tips
- Drowning Doesn't Look Like Drowning
- Life Jacket Loaner Board Locations FY 112
Water Safety Links
External Link Disclaimer: The appearance of the following hyperlinks does not constitute endorsement by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers of these web sites or the information or services contained therein. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers does not exercise any editorial control over the information you may find at these locations. These links are provided consistent with the stated purpose of this Army web site.Arkansas
The Handbook of Arkansas Boating Laws and Responsibilities
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Boating Regulations
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Boating EducationMissouri
The Handbook of Missouri Boating Laws and Responsibilities
Missouri Online Boating Safety Course and ExamFederal Regulations
Federal Requirements for Recreational BoatsU.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock District
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Water Safety Tips
- Wear Coast Guard approved life jackets when around water, most people do not expect to end up in the water and of those who drown, were not wearing a life jacket.
- Water and alcohol do not mix.
- Check weather forecasts before embarking on water activities.
- Be aware of your personal water skill and knowledge.Boating Safety Tips
- Wear a Coast Guard approved life jacket, many types and styles are available.
- Check all safety equipment, replace and repair before launching.
- File a float plan with family and friends.
- Be a courteousness boater, follow the rules of the road.
- Swimming near or under platforms on outboard motorboats, where CO2 (carbon monoxide) fumes accumulate, can kill.Swimming Tips
- Wear a Coast Guard approved life jacket, many types and styles are available.
- Learning to swim is an important skill for all ages.
- Never swim alone, always swim with a buddy.
- Always swim in designated swimming areas.
- Diving or jumping from cliffs and bluffs invites tragedy.
- Always supervise children of all ages when around open bodies of water.