The Antique Boat Museum and the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 1-6 (Alexandria Bay) are collaborating to adapt “About Boating Safely”, the Auxiliary’s nationally recognized boater safety class to meet COVID-19 restrictions. All classes offered through the Alexandria Bay Flotilla will be offered via Google Meet through November. While this is a USCG Auxiliary class, registration through the Antique Boat Museum’s website is required to be added to the roster.

Beginning June 29th, “About Boating Safely” will be held from 6:30-7:30pm, Monday-Thursday for two weeks with a two-week break between sessions, concluding on Thursday, October 1st. This is an eight-hour course and students will only need to register for one session to receive their certificate. Students will need a computer or tablet with internet access, a functioning webcam and microphone to participate. The textbook for this course is included in tuition and can be picked up at the Antique Boat Museum or shipped to you for an additional fee. More information and the link to online registration are available on the Antique Boat Museum’s website at abm.org.

Under Brianna’s Law, passed in 2019, safe boating certification is required in New York State on the following schedule: If you were born on or after:

January 1, 1993, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2020

January 1, 1988, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2022

January 1, 1983, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2023

January 1, 1978, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2024

All operators of motorized vessels, regardless of age, will need a boating safety certificate by January 1, 2025 .

About ABM Located on the St. Lawrence River in upstate NY, ABM features a collection of over 300 antique and classic boats and thousands of recreational boating artifacts. Each summer the waterfront campus comes alive with numerous educational programs and special events, including the longest running antique boat show in North America.

For more information, please visit the Museum’s website at abm.org.

Contact: Amanda Dudley, ABM Director of Education 315.686.4104 x225 | amandadudley@abm.org

The Antique Boat Museum and the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 1-6 (Alexandria Bay) are collaborating to adapt “About Boating Safely”, the Auxiliary’s nationally recognized boater safety class to meet COVID-19 restrictions. All classes offered through the Alexandria Bay Flotilla will be offered via Google Meet through November. While this is a USCG Auxiliary class, registration through the Antique Boat Museum’s website is required to be added to the roster.

Beginning June 29th, “About Boating Safely” will be held from 6:30-7:30pm, Monday-Thursday for two weeks with a two-week break between sessions, concluding on Thursday, October 1st. This is an eight-hour course and students will only need to register for one session to receive their certificate. Students will need a computer or tablet with internet access, a functioning webcam and microphone to participate. The textbook for this course is included in tuition and can be picked up at the Antique Boat Museum or shipped to you for an additional fee. More information and the link to online registration are available on the Antique Boat Museum’s website at abm.org.

Under Brianna’s Law, passed in 2019, safe boating certification is required in New York State on the following schedule: If you were born on or after:

January 1, 1993, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2020

January 1, 1988, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2022

January 1, 1983, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2023

January 1, 1978, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2024

All operators of motorized vessels, regardless of age, will need a boating safety certificate by January 1, 2025 .

About ABM Located on the St. Lawrence River in upstate NY, ABM features a collection of over 300 antique and classic boats and thousands of recreational boating artifacts. Each summer the waterfront campus comes alive with numerous educational programs and special events, including the longest running antique boat show in North America.

For more information, please visit the Museum’s website at abm.org.

Contact: Amanda Dudley, ABM Director of Education 315.686.4104 x225 | amandadudley@abm.org

The Antique Boat Museum and the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 1-6 (Alexandria Bay) are collaborating to adapt “About Boating Safely”, the Auxiliary’s nationally recognized boater safety class to meet COVID-19 restrictions. All classes offered through the Alexandria Bay Flotilla will be offered via Google Meet through November. While this is a USCG Auxiliary class, registration through the Antique Boat Museum’s website is required to be added to the roster.

Beginning June 29th, “About Boating Safely” will be held from 6:30-7:30pm, Monday-Thursday for two weeks with a two-week break between sessions, concluding on Thursday, October 1st. This is an eight-hour course and students will only need to register for one session to receive their certificate. Students will need a computer or tablet with internet access, a functioning webcam and microphone to participate. The textbook for this course is included in tuition and can be picked up at the Antique Boat Museum or shipped to you for an additional fee. More information and the link to online registration are available on the Antique Boat Museum’s website at abm.org.

Under Brianna’s Law, passed in 2019, safe boating certification is required in New York State on the following schedule: If you were born on or after:

January 1, 1993, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2020

January 1, 1988, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2022

January 1, 1983, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2023

January 1, 1978, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2024

All operators of motorized vessels, regardless of age, will need a boating safety certificate by January 1, 2025 .

About ABM Located on the St. Lawrence River in upstate NY, ABM features a collection of over 300 antique and classic boats and thousands of recreational boating artifacts. Each summer the waterfront campus comes alive with numerous educational programs and special events, including the longest running antique boat show in North America.

For more information, please visit the Museum’s website at abm.org.

Contact: Amanda Dudley, ABM Director of Education 315.686.4104 x225 | amandadudley@abm.org

The Antique Boat Museum and the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 1-6 (Alexandria Bay) are collaborating to adapt “About Boating Safely”, the Auxiliary’s nationally recognized boater safety class to meet COVID-19 restrictions. All classes offered through the Alexandria Bay Flotilla will be offered via Google Meet through November. While this is a USCG Auxiliary class, registration through the Antique Boat Museum’s website is required to be added to the roster.

Beginning June 29th, “About Boating Safely” will be held from 6:30-7:30pm, Monday-Thursday for two weeks with a two-week break between sessions, concluding on Thursday, October 1st. This is an eight-hour course and students will only need to register for one session to receive their certificate. Students will need a computer or tablet with internet access, a functioning webcam and microphone to participate. The textbook for this course is included in tuition and can be picked up at the Antique Boat Museum or shipped to you for an additional fee. More information and the link to online registration are available on the Antique Boat Museum’s website at abm.org.

Under Brianna’s Law, passed in 2019, safe boating certification is required in New York State on the following schedule: If you were born on or after:

January 1, 1993, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2020

January 1, 1988, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2022

January 1, 1983, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2023

January 1, 1978, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2024

All operators of motorized vessels, regardless of age, will need a boating safety certificate by January 1, 2025 .

About ABM Located on the St. Lawrence River in upstate NY, ABM features a collection of over 300 antique and classic boats and thousands of recreational boating artifacts. Each summer the waterfront campus comes alive with numerous educational programs and special events, including the longest running antique boat show in North America.

For more information, please visit the Museum’s website at abm.org.

Contact: Amanda Dudley, ABM Director of Education 315.686.4104 x225 | amandadudley@abm.org

The Antique Boat Museum and the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 1-6 (Alexandria Bay) are collaborating to adapt “About Boating Safely”, the Auxiliary’s nationally recognized boater safety class to meet COVID-19 restrictions. All classes offered through the Alexandria Bay Flotilla will be offered via Google Meet through November. While this is a USCG Auxiliary class, registration through the Antique Boat Museum’s website is required to be added to the roster.

Beginning June 29th, “About Boating Safely” will be held from 6:30-7:30pm, Monday-Thursday for two weeks with a two-week break between sessions, concluding on Thursday, October 1st. This is an eight-hour course and students will only need to register for one session to receive their certificate. Students will need a computer or tablet with internet access, a functioning webcam and microphone to participate. The textbook for this course is included in tuition and can be picked up at the Antique Boat Museum or shipped to you for an additional fee. More information and the link to online registration are available on the Antique Boat Museum’s website at abm.org.

Under Brianna’s Law, passed in 2019, safe boating certification is required in New York State on the following schedule: If you were born on or after:

January 1, 1993, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2020

January 1, 1988, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2022

January 1, 1983, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2023

January 1, 1978, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2024

All operators of motorized vessels, regardless of age, will need a boating safety certificate by January 1, 2025 .

About ABM Located on the St. Lawrence River in upstate NY, ABM features a collection of over 300 antique and classic boats and thousands of recreational boating artifacts. Each summer the waterfront campus comes alive with numerous educational programs and special events, including the longest running antique boat show in North America.

For more information, please visit the Museum’s website at abm.org.

Contact: Amanda Dudley, ABM Director of Education 315.686.4104 x225 | amandadudley@abm.org

The Antique Boat Museum and the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 1-6 (Alexandria Bay) are collaborating to adapt “About Boating Safely”, the Auxiliary’s nationally recognized boater safety class to meet COVID-19 restrictions. All classes offered through the Alexandria Bay Flotilla will be offered via Google Meet through November. While this is a USCG Auxiliary class, registration through the Antique Boat Museum’s website is required to be added to the roster.

Beginning June 29th, “About Boating Safely” will be held from 6:30-7:30pm, Monday-Thursday for two weeks with a two-week break between sessions, concluding on Thursday, October 1st. This is an eight-hour course and students will only need to register for one session to receive their certificate. Students will need a computer or tablet with internet access, a functioning webcam and microphone to participate. The textbook for this course is included in tuition and can be picked up at the Antique Boat Museum or shipped to you for an additional fee. More information and the link to online registration are available on the Antique Boat Museum’s website at abm.org.

Under Brianna’s Law, passed in 2019, safe boating certification is required in New York State on the following schedule: If you were born on or after:

January 1, 1993, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2020

January 1, 1988, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2022

January 1, 1983, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2023

January 1, 1978, you need to be certified to operate a motorized vessel by: 2024

All operators of motorized vessels, regardless of age, will need a boating safety certificate by January 1, 2025 .

About ABM Located on the St. Lawrence River in upstate NY, ABM features a collection of over 300 antique and classic boats and thousands of recreational boating artifacts. Each summer the waterfront campus comes alive with numerous educational programs and special events, including the longest running antique boat show in North America.

For more information, please visit the Museum’s website at abm.org.

Contact: Amanda Dudley, ABM Director of Education 315.686.4104 x225 | amandadudley@abm.org