Deactivation of the Operating Guidelines for Ice Conditions in Lower Cook Inlet, effective April 2, 2024

The U.S. Coast Guard is deactivating the Operating Guidelines for Ice Conditions in Lower Cook Inlet, effective April 2, 2024. The Guidelines for Upper Cook Inlet remain in effect until further notice.

The document is also available on the Sector Anchorage Homeport webpage.

Please reach out to Chief of Prevention CDR J. Z. Downing (Sector Anchorage) at john.z.downing@uscg.mil or (571-613-2663) with any concerns.

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