SOCIAL CIRCLE — Boating season is just around the corner and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division would like to remind boat owners to make sure that their vessels have a current registration.
Renewal registrations and duplicate vessel registrations can be done online, by phone or by mail. New boat registrations and transfers must be completed with the mail-in application due to required supporting documents.
“The most current information on how to register a boat - and what method you need to use, whether it is online, by phone or by mail - is available on our Division website at goboatgeorgia.com,” says Capt. Mike England of the Division License and Boat Registration Unit.
Users looking for boat registration information should access www.goboatgeorgia.com, select “Boating” and “Vessel Registration.” Once a registration is complete, a customer should receive their decal within seven days. Registrations have an $8 transaction fee for Internet transactions and applications submitted by mail and $10.00 for telephone transactions.
Boat registrations and sales of hunting and fishing licenses provide key financial support for fish and wildlife conservation.
To renew by phone or for more information, call 1-800-366-2661. For online and duplicate registrations, application forms or more information, visit www.georgiawildlife.com.
Outdoors
March 10, 2010
Registering your boat? What you need to know
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State Champ!
Matt Hamilton/The Daily Citizen Dalton sophomore Susan Meinders, pictured here in April at the Region 7-3A track meet, captured the Class 3A championship in the 300 hurdles in Albany on Saturday.
Dalton girls track athlete Susan Meinders is a very spiritual young lady, who never hesitates to give God the credit in her athletic pursuits. So when the junior came over the next-to-last hurdle at the Georgia High School Association’s Class 3A state track meet, she had no fears even when she hit the top of the hurdle and seemed to stumble.
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“God kept me balanced,” Meinders said after claiming the state title with a time of 44 seconds, 21 hundreths. “He kept me from falling, and He carried me through.” - Doug Hawley: Finish is just the start
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