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Our introductory Boating Safety Class - Boat America - is a NASBLA certified course that will lead to a Safe Boating Card that is valid in all 50 states. Our safety education classes are taught by an in-person U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary certified instructor with local water knowledge at our dedicated and well-equipped Naples training and meeting facility (unless otherwise noted). A course textbook is provided.

2025 Course Schedule
Wiggins Pass, Naples

                 * Please note that the FREE Suddenly in Command Class of 19 May is held remotely at the DiamondHead Beach Resort in Ft. Myers Beach

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Course Name Day Date Time

     
 Boating Safety  (BA)   Saturday  03 May    9 AM - 4:30 PM
 Suddenly in Command (SIC)*   Monday  19 May 10 AM -12 PM
 Boating Safety  (BA)   Saturday  14 Jun   9 AM - 4:30 PM
 Boating Safety (BA)                      Saturday  09 Aug   9 AM - 5:00 PM
 Boating Safety (BA)   Saturday  06 Sep   9 AM - 5:00 PM
 Boating Safety (BA)   Saturday  11 Oct   9 AM - 5:00 PM
Local Waters Knowledge (LWK)
Monday     06 Oct   6 PM - 8 PM
 Suddenly in Command (SIC)Monday  20 Oct  6 PM - 8 PM

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  To be notified of our upcoming courses, please email us or fill out the registration form and leave the course date blank. For other courses or areas please check our national database of courses 

TV crew interviews Anthony Lorenc

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NAPLES, Fla. - Certified Instructor Anthony Lorenc, current FSO-Public Education is interviewed by Fox4 Television News (Comcast channel 434, WFTXD) reporter Calvin Lewis for a segment on boating safety prior to a Boat America class at the Flotilla. The interview was televised in three segments during the morning broadcast, with the reporter noting that the class included boating laws, safety equipment, safe practices, and boating problems. Coast Guard Auxiliary photo by Terrence Schwinghammer. 




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