Coast Guard proposes temporary special local regulation prohibiting unauthorized vessel entry near Kelleys Island, OH on Lake Erie during a sailing race.
The Coast Guard establishes a temporary safety zone on the Ohio River from mile marker 559.0 to 561.0 near Madison, Indiana, prohibiting vessel entry due to a downed powerline at mile marker 560.0.
Coast Guard establishes temporary security zone in Coronado, California waters from June 20–27, 2026, prohibiting vessel entry within 500 yards of coordinates 32-41.220 N, 117-12.453 W without Captain of the Port authorization.
Coast Guard establishes temporary safety zone with 420-foot radius around Solstice Steps in Lakewood, OH on Lake Erie for July 4, 2026 Independence Day fireworks; vessel entry prohibited without Captain of the Port authorization.
U.S. Coast Guard establishes temporary safety zone on Ohio River from mile marker 490 to 500 in North Bend, Ohio to protect personnel and vessels during powerline replacement work.
Coast Guard establishes a temporary safety zone on Rainy Lake near Ranier Beach Park, Minnesota on August 8, 2026 to restrict vessel and personnel entry during a fireworks display unless authorized by the Captain of the Port.
Coast Guard establishes limited access areas and safety zones for marine events in the Eastern Great Lakes zone during July 2026; vessels require Captain of the Port permission to enter restricted areas.
Coast Guard proposes a Special Local Regulation for the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland during the annual Dragon Boat Festival around the fourth weekend in August, restricting vessel entry to authorized traffic.
Coast Guard establishes temporary safety zone at Bell Slip, Buffalo, NY to protect against fireworks display hazards; vessel and personnel entry prohibited without Captain of the Port authorization.
Coast Guard establishes temporary special local regulation for Sandusky Bay, Ohio navigable waters on July 19, 2026 to restrict vessel and personnel entry during a swim event unless authorized by the Captain of the Port Detroit.
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