Say "A Boat is Needed" if the emergency involves on-water activity
When the emergency has cleared, take the earliest opportunity to relay the details of the incident to the
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- sooner rather than later while the details are clearer. Call the Club President or any Board member if that is more expedient, if some follow-up is necessary, or if any injury to body or boat has resulted that should require additional attention. When in doubt, call.
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