COVID-19 NOTICE

TSCA-Puget continues to monitor the Coronavirus situation closely.

Our organization fully supports the stay-at-home, stay-safe policy. We realize that many in our group's demographic fall into the at-risk category. The health and safety of our membership is of the utmost importance. This is the socially responsible thing to do.

As we continue to monitor the Coronavirus situation over the course of the year, we will provide updates on the website and on the Groups.io message board.

As the event dates approach, be sure to check the website and/or Groups.io to determine if the event has been cancelled.

Current Situation as of May 1, 2020

• Parks and boat launches are closed through May 4th. The Stay-at-Home order has been extended through May 31.
• Starting May 5th, per Governor Inslee's proclamation, limited recreational boating, fishing, and other outdoor activities will be allowed. Gatherings are not permitted. Only members of the same household may travel in cars and boats or recreate together. Launch one boat at a time and leave one parking space between your vehicle and the vehicle parked next to you. Many (not all) parks and recreation areas will open for day use only.
• The Small Boat Camp-Cruising Workshop has been cancelled.
• The Pocket Yacht Palooza and Palooza Crooza have been cancelled.
• The Mystery Bay Annual TSCA Meeting and Messabout has been cancelled.
• The Montague Harbor Rendezvous has been cancelled.
• The Sucia Small Boat Rendezvous has been cancelled.
• The Salish-100 small boat cruise has been cancelled.
• The Race to Alaska (R2AK) has been cancelled.
• The Seventy48 race has been cancelled.
• The Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival has been cancelled.
• The Center for Wooden Boats has closed both campuses
• For current Oregon Coots TSCA chapter event status, visit their website at http://www.coots.org/mb/

Our 50 + member organization represents aficionados of rowing, sailing, kayaking, canoeing, boat building and restoration.

Our intent is to bring together all interested people in Washington and British Columbia to join in area boating events and chapter-sponsored messabouts.

Despite the organization's name, we are not in any way concerned with what boats are made of, or how old the design is, or any such artificial criteria. So, new or old style, new or old type of materials, human, wind, solar, conventional engine, etc., all are welcome here! Our goal is to help folks get out and use their boats.

We do most of our inter-chapter communication via our Groups.IO forum, go here to join

Catch up on Chapter doings by reading our most recent Newsletter, click here