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The Coast Guard has created a temporary safety zone in the Toms River near Beachwood, New Jersey, to protect people and boats during a fireworks display. The restricted area covers all navigable waters within 250 yards of the launch site at Mayo Park.

Why it matters: This action is purely for public safety during a specific event. It prevents vessels from drifting into the path of falling debris or unexploded fireworks. While it restricts access to a small portion of the river, it ensures that spectators on shore and boats nearby are not endangered by the display.

Who it affects

  • Boat operators navigating the Toms River near Beachwood, NJ during the enforcement window.

This rule was issued by the U.S. Coast Guard, Captain of the Port Sector Delaware Bay, and you should check the original Federal Register document for exact coordinates and contact information if you plan to be on the water.

Agency: Homeland Security Department, Coast Guard
Source: Federal Register — read the official document

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