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U.S. Coast Guard Sector Columbia River Incident Management Division

U.S. Coast Guard Sector Columbia River Incident Management Division. Area of Responsibility. Area of Responsibility. JTMD. F/V Western. Marine Environmental Response.

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U.S. Coast Guard Sector Columbia River Incident Management Division

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  1. U.S. Coast GuardSector Columbia RiverIncident Management Division

  2. Area of Responsibility

  3. Area of Responsibility JTMD F/V Western

  4. Marine Environmental Response The 16-person Incident Management Division at Sector Columbia River responds to all pollution threats along the Columbia River, and the coastlines and navigable waters of Oregon and southern Washington state. • TYPICAL CASES: • Mystery sheens • Sunken vessels • Grounded vessels • Mystery drums • Facility/releases • Vsl discharges/releases • Exercises • Derelict vessels • Japan Tsunami marine debris

  5. Sector Columbia River IMD numbers Sector Columbia River has issued 15 Letters of Warning so far in 2014, and 9 Notice of Violations (about average). Since the last RRT, we have had 11 reports of Japanese Tsunami Marine Debris (a significant increase!). • Feb 2014-present: • 102 NRC reports (avg 1+ a day) • 12 Mystery sheens • 3 Sunken vessels • 2 Grounded vessels • 5 Mystery drums • 3 Facility discharges/releases • 5 Vessel discharges/releases • 5 Exercises • 6 Derelict vessels • 11 reports Tsunami debris • LAST RRT: LAST YEAR: • 80 84 • 15 19 • 6 7 • 9 10 • 44 • 4 4 • 5 5 • 7 9 • 8 5 • 1 3

  6. Derelict Vessel, Portland, Mar. 7 Summary 1207, Mar. 7: 26-foot vessel sunk at Willamette Cove next to BNSF RR Bridge in Portland in 22 feet of water. Est. discharge of 1-2 gal diesel; IMD deemed product to be unrecoverable and issued vessel owner USCG Letter of Warning.

  7. F/V Silver Girl, Warrenton, OR, March 9 Summary 0750, Mar 9: Clatsop County Sheriff reported F/V Silver Girl had significant sheen around it. IMD deployed and found two leaking drums on deck; vessel owner arrived, hired contractor to remove all pollutants; CG enforcement followed thru NOV issuance.

  8. F/V JO MARIE, Brookings, Or., Jan. 2010-12 CFVs navigate around sunken vsl each day for a week

  9. Vehicle in water, Seaside, OR, April 2 Summary 1225, Apr. 2: Driver rolls vehicle off bridge in Seaside, OR, into the Necanicum River. Complex 2-day operation mitigates 15-gal discharge. Slight sheen observed; no sig. injuries, no sig. pollution, as car removed.

  10. Barge ELAND, Nehalem, OR, April 11 Summary 1353, Apr. 11:Significant sheen reported in Nehalem River; vessel determined to be in EPA zone, but CG assisted with response. Owner quickly admitted to discharge from leak of crane on deck; deferred enforcement to EPA.

  11. Vigor Shipyard Discharge, April 11 Summary 1327, Apr. 11: Est. 1-2 gal.discharge from hydraulic leak in winch of anchor system at facility. All pollution contained within boom that Vigor sets around each vessel. NOV issued.

  12. Japan Tsunami Marine Debris Summary:11 reports of JTMD received from April 29-May 16. None since! • May 16: 3’ square plastic crate IVO Salishan Spit, Lincoln City, OR • May 12: 20’foot vsl near Waldport, OR • May 11: two 25’ skiffs near Cape Kiwanda, OR, covered in “invasive species” and removed by Tillamook Cnty • May 11: 4’ container, Agate Beach, OR • May 10: 18’ skiff spotted 38nm NW of Grays Hbr, WA, sig. marine growth • May 10: 5 gal. box at Pacific City, OR • May 10: 3’ cylinder at Cannon Bch, OR • May 9: 20 gal. cylinder ashore on beach at Ocean City, WA. Disposed by DOE. • 1 May: 2 30’ cylinders 35 nm west of Cascade Head, OR • 29 April: 18’ vsl Ocean Shores, WA

  13. F/V Western, Charleston, OR Summary:CGStation Coos Bay personnel hear report in early April that owner of 70’ F/V plans to scuttle it at sea on a possible trip from Coos Bay to Astoria, OR. On April 22, vsl is stripped at pier. IMD deploys for investigation …

  14. F/V Western, Charleston, OR Summary:FIR; no pollutants; EPA statute on scuttling; mariner engagement!

  15. Questions?

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