King County secures additional rescue boat for Lake Sammamish

Sammamish, WALocal News

The King County Sheriff's Office has recently introduced a new Safe Boat for its Marine Rescue Dive Unit, marking a significant enhancement in local emergency response capabilities. This 23-foot vessel, capable of reaching impressive speeds of 55 mph, is specifically designed for patrolling Lake Sammamish, a popular recreational destination. Local officials have highlighted the critical role this boat will play in ensuring the safety of individuals participating in various water activities. With the new Safe Boat, the Marine Rescue Dive Unit aims to improve response times during emergencies and provide a reassuring presence on the lake. Community members expressed gratitude for the investment in public safety, emphasizing the need for effective rescue resources in the area.

The introduction of this vessel represents a proactive step towards safeguarding the well-being of the public during recreational activities. Additionally, this initiative is part of broader efforts to enhance safety measures across King County. The new boat not only signifies a commitment to public safety but also aims to foster community trust in local law enforcement efforts.

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