Storm wreaks havoc at maritime center causing severe damage

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Severe storm damage has struck the maritime center, resulting in significant losses and disruptions. During a recent government meeting, officials reported that the storm caused extensive destruction, including the sinking of a boat—an unprecedented event for the facility. One employee suffered injuries, losing a couple of fingers in the incident.

The maritime center's gangway, crucial for access, has been heavily impacted, leading to the closure of one slip for an estimated couple of months as repairs are undertaken. The company Simons is currently on-site with a floating barge to address the damage, which officials noted is among the worst seen in years, surpassing even the destruction typically associated with hurricanes.

Officials expressed concern over the financial implications of the closure, anticipating a drop in revenue due to the restricted access to the maritime center. Visual documentation of the damage is expected to be shared with the public following the meeting, highlighting the severity of the situation.

Converted from Committee on Special Facilities 10/03/2024 meeting on October 03, 2024
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