Safe Sea

07/04/2026

Wishing You a Happy & Safe 4th of July!

06/30/2026

The high-heat warnings posted for the next 3 days mean that many will be taking to the water to cool off.

1. **Stay Hydrated** Bring plenty of water & drink regularly to avoid dehydration, even if you don't feel thirsty. Bring extra drinking water for all passengers, Remember, the sun can intensify the affects of alcoholic beverages; designate a competent, sober Captain.

2. **Protect Yourself From The Sun** Wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat, and seek shade whenever possible to reduce the risk of sunburn and heat-related illness.

3. **Watch For Signs oF Heat Exhaustion** Dizziness, nausea, headache, heavy sweating, or confusion are warning signs. Move to a cooler area, drink water, and seek medical attention if symptoms worsen.

4. **Check Your Engine & Cooling Systems** Hot weather can put extra strain on your boat. Inspect the engine, cooling system, and battery before heading out to help prevent breakdowns.

5. **Plan For Changing Conditions:** Check the weather forecast before leaving, tell someone your float plan, and carry essential safety gear, including life jackets, a first aid kit, and extra drinking water.

Our crews remain ready to respond - reconfirm your membership status today by calling 401-295-8711.

06/20/2026

Thanks to Cardi's Furniture & Mattresses for welcoming us once again on WPRI 12's The Rhode Show to chat about 2026 Boating Season! We'll follow Brendan Kirby's advice and keep that comfy NIROPE recliner on-shore at home and not in one of our state-of-the-art tow-boats! ~Stay Safe!

This morning on The Rhode Home we welcomed Captain Phil LeBlanc of SafeSea, and NIROPE, Ron and Pete Cardi, of Cardi’s Furniture & Mattresses. For additional info regarding SafeSea, head …

06/07/2026

Ask your child or grandchild:
"What day is it?"
~we don't get it either.

05/26/2026

Every Boat Needs An Anchor - and you need to know how to properly use it!

When you call us for assistance, chances are you have no ability to control your vessel and you're at the mercy of the wind & tide.

Your anchor will need to be deployed in order to hold your position and keep you out of harms way.

Be sure to inspect the anchor & the line attached to it, and confirm you have the proper length of anchor line for the areas you plan on boating.

05/25/2026

"I don't have to tell you how fragile this precious gift of freedom is. Every time we hear, watch, or read the news, we are reminded that liberty is a rare commodity in this world." – President Ronald Reagan

05/11/2026

We practice what we preach! We often remind our members & followers on social media to inspect, test, and maintain all navigation and life-safety equipment aboard their vessels — and we do the same.

For us, it’s an ongoing process, not just something done at the start of the season. We remain ready to respond when the call comes in, and get the job done safely & swiftly.

PS: Part of your inspections should include confirming the status of your Safe Sea membership and saving our phone number on your cell phone: 401-295-8711

05/01/2026

It was either this or a picture of *NSYNC... the Safe Sea Captains may stage a mutiny for this one. ~The Admin

03/30/2026

Have you started de-winterizing and prepping your boat for the 2026 season?