The Erie County Sheriff's Office is speaking out on boating safety ahead of the July 4th weekend, a time when many Buffalo residents take to the water to celebrate the holiday. As people prepare for a busy weekend on the water, Erie County Sheriff's Office wants to ensure that everyone remembers to follow safety guidelines.
"We want to remind everyone to be safe on the water," a spokesperson for the office said. The office's emphasis on safety is particularly important for residents who plan to spend time on Lake Erie or the Niagara River.
Buffalo's waterfront, including Canalside and the Outer Harbor, is expected to be bustling with activity over the weekend. The city's residents should be aware of the safety guidelines to avoid any accidents. The Erie County Sheriff's Office is taking steps to educate the public on boating safety, and residents can take advantage of these resources to stay safe.
South Buffalo homeowners who live near the waterfront should be particularly mindful of the safety guidelines. As the weekend approaches, the office will be increasing its presence on the water to ensure that everyone is following the rules. The Erie County Sheriff's Office will be working to prevent accidents and keep residents safe.
As the city celebrates the 4th of July, residents should look out for each other and follow the safety guidelines. The office's efforts will continue throughout the summer to keep Buffalo's waterways safe. The next step for residents is to take the necessary precautions and follow the safety guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable weekend on the water.