You Can Help
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Report a spill
Contact San Juan County Sheriff at 360-378-4151.
Ask Sheriff's dispatcher to page IOSA.
Be sure to provide a way for IOSA personnel to contact you, such as phone number,
street address, or email address.
- Become a responder:
Please contact
IOSA and provide your contact information. We will get back to you regarding training opportunities.
Please look at our calendar page.
Contact information is at the bottom of each IOSA web page.
- Provide shoreline access points:
Shoreline
residents with shore access points for personnel or equipment or who
may have viewpoints for spill/response assessment can greatly
facilitate our spill response effectiveness. Please contact IOSA so we
can add information about your site to our access, launch, and
viewpoint map. This information is kept for spill response only.
- Provide support through
donations:
Here
is a partial list of things that we need and use:
Anchors, lines (ropes), gloves, rain
gear, rubber boots, eye protection, VHF radios, wash tubs and brushes, medical
supplies, boats, Personal Flotation Devices (PFD's), fuel/oil for
boats, trailers, use of your trucks and trailers, Easy-Up™ style
canopies, pet carriers, drivers, food and beverages provisions during
a large scale spill response, and many other things. A more complete
list is available on our Services/Equipment
page.
- Contribute
to our new vessel fund:
We need a dedicated response vessel on each of the 3 major
islands in SJ County
- Become an IOSA
member. The following table contains
types of membership.
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| Shoreline Resorts and
Marine Related Businesses (non-fuel) |
$210 |
| Local Businesses (non marine and
non-fuel) |
105 |
| Owners/Operators of vessels
$1.25 per foot, $36 minimum |
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| Residents |
25 |
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Please contact
the IOSA office if you can help in any way. In the event of a large
spill, please go to the current spill link at our Current
Incident Page for detailed information about how you can help.
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