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2024 Legislative Update

Inaugural Oregon Boating Advocacy Day 2024

Your Testimony is Needed! Act Now and Support for SB 1590

Oregon Boating Community Commend Bipartisan Legislation to Restore More Recreational Boating Access in Newberg Pool

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2023 Legislative Update

Volunteers Needed: Provide Foster Children and Unforgettable Day on the Water

Wake Responsibly Central Oregon 6/7

Recreational Boating Impact in Oregon

Inaugural Oregon Boating Advocacy Day

Oregon Boating Community Applauds Bipartisan Legislation

Key Races to Watch in Oregon

Newberg Pool Voting Record

Marine Board Rejects Citizen Petition

Proposed Marine Board Rule Threatens Boat Businesses

House Republicans Oppose Noise Petition

Rep. Meek Opposes Noise Petition

Oregon State Shefiffs' Association Opposes Amending Rule Pertaining to Watercraft Noise

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NEWBERG POOL VIRTUAL TOUR

Matt Radich, President of Active Water Sports, takes viewers on a tour of the Newberg Pool, arguably one of the most highly regulated bodies of water in Oregon.

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Towed Sports in the Newberg Pool

The Newberg Pool is a 20-mile section of the Willamette River from river mile 30-50, roughly between Roger's Landing in Newberg and Bernert Landing in West Linn.

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Willamette River Safety

We have an amazing and diverse river community. It's important to share with our fellow water enthusiasts important rules and tips for how to coexist together safely on the water.

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About Oregon Families for Boating

Oregon Families for Boating is a community of boating enthusiasts, clubs and local small businesses dedicated to ensuring boating opportunities are accessible to all Oregonians.