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S ECTOR ECTOR M M IAMI IAMI SECTOR MIAMI CAPT Austin Gould, SECTOR COMMANDER

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SSECTORECTOR M MIAMIIAMI

SECTOR MIAMI CAPT Austin Gould, SECTOR COMMANDER

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SSECTORECTOR M MIAMIIAMI

Maritime Safety– Search and Rescue– Commercial Vessel Safety– Foreign Vessel Inspections– Recreational Boating Safety

Maritime Mobility– Aids to Navigation– Bridge Administration

Homeland and Maritime Security– Port and Waterways Security– Drug Interdiction– Alien Migrant Interdiction– Exclusive Economic Zone /

Territorial Seas Enforcement

Protection of Natural Resources– Marine Pollution Education, Prevention,

Response, and Enforcement– Living Marine Resources Protection

National Defense

SECTOR MISSIONS

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SSECTORECTOR M MIAMIIAMI

Coastline: 182 NM

Counties: 9

Square Miles: 250,000 +

Lake Okeechobee

Bimini 49NM/GBI 85NM

Cuba 180 NM

AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY

PersonnelActive Duty: 567Civilians (GS): 22Reservists: 165Auxiliarists: 1100+

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SSECTORECTOR M MIAMIIAMI GROUP II PORTS – PORT OF MIAMI

CRITICAL ATTRIBUTES

• CRUISE SHIP BERTHS – 11

• CONTAINER FACILITIES – 5

•NO 1 CRUISE SHIP PORT IN THE WORLD

•NO 1 CONTAINER PORT IN FL

•8TH CONTAINER PORT IN US

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SSECTORECTOR M MIAMIIAMIGROUP II PORTS – PORT EVERGLADES

CRITICAL ATTRIBUTES

• CRUISE SHIP BERTHS – 13

• CONTAINER FACILITIES – 10

• PETRO STORAGE TANKS – 17

•DISTRO SITE –GAS/JET FUEL

•NO 2 BUSIEST CRUISE SHIP PORT

•NO 2 CONTAINER PORT IN FL

•12 TH CONTAINER PORT IN US

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SSECTORECTOR M MIAMIIAMI

PREVENTION OPERATIONS Prevention OperationsCDR David McClellan

Chief of InspectionsLCDR Mike Lingaitis

Containers and FacilitiesLCDR Kim Chesteen

Chief of WaterwaysLT Paul Steiner

Chief of InvestigationsLT Eric Rivera

Statistics (Fiscal Year 2009)

Inspections: Port-State Control Boardings: 270Cruise Vessel Exams: 26 + 9 InternationalUS-Flag Inspections: 540Vessel Detentions: 11COTP Orders: 292

Container and Facility Inspections:Pollution Investigations: 66Container Inspections: 1093Facility / Security Spot Checks: 663 / 1103

Waterways:Marine Event Permits: 90ATON Serviced: 1203 Federal, 1455 Private

Investigations:Marine Casualties: 41Vessel Fires: 6Vessel Groundings: 2

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SSECTORECTOR M MIAMIIAMI

Port Fort Pierce

Port of Palm Beach

Port Everglades

Port of Miami River/ Port of Miami

Fort Pierce:Commercial Vessel Arrivals (Monthly): 25Cruise Ships: 0MTSA-Regulated Facilities: 2

Port of Palm Beach:Commercial Vessel Arrivals (Monthly): 88Cruise Ships: 1*MTSA-Regulated Facilities: 6

Port Everglades:Commercial Vessel Arrivals (Monthly): 428Cruise Ships: 13*MTSA-Regulated Facilities: 50

Port of Miami:Commercial Vessel Arrivals (Monthly): 234Cruise Ships: 14*MTSA-Regulated Facilities: 18

Port of Miami River:Commercial Vessel Arrivals (Monthly): 53Cruise Ships: 0*MTSA-Regulated Facilities: 14

*With Frequent Departures From This Port

PORTS IN COTP ZONE

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154’ Fast Response Cutter

Ist of 6th to Miami has anticipated delivery date of May 2011

- Excellent range and sea-keeping capabilities; complete all missions in Sea State 4

- DOD and DHS Command & Control Communications systems, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) Equipment

- Equipped with a stern launched high-speed pursuit vessel

- Beam: 25.4’

- Maximum Speed: 28+ kts

- Crew: 23

SECTOR RESOURCES

CUTTERS

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SSECTORECTOR M MIAMIIAMI

87-Foot USCG Cutter: Ft Pierce (2), Ft Lauderdale (1), Miami (2)

- Employs an innovative stern launch and recovery system

- Equipped with an integrated bridge system including an electronic chart display system

Beam: 19’5’ Mast Height: 50’ Crew: 11

Draft: 10’ Maximum Speed: 26 kts

110-foot USCG Cutter: Miami (3)

- Excellent range and sea-keeping capabilities

- Equipped with advanced electronics and navigation equipment

- 2 of the (3) 110-foot Cutters have dual-crews.

Beam: 22’ Mast Height: 52’

Draft: 7’ 3” Maximum Speed: 29 kts

Crew: 18

SECTOR RESOURCES CUTTERS

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SSECTORECTOR M MIAMIIAMI SECTOR RESOURCES

47-Foot Motor Life Boat: Ft Pierce (1)

- Search and rescue boat used at surf stations

Beam: 15’ Mast Height: 24’6” Crew: 3

Draft: 4’6” Maximum Speed: 25 kts

45-Foot Response Boat - Medium: Ft. Lauderdale (1) Lake Worth Inlet (1)

- Utility boat capable of performing search and rescue, law enforcement, and PWCS missions

Beam: 14’ 7.75 Range: 250 NM Crew: 4

Draft: 3’4” Maximum Speed: 42.5+ kts

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33-Foot Special Purpose Craft – Law Enforcement: Ft Pierce (2), Lake Worth (2), Ft Lauderdale (2), Miami (2)

- Primary boat used for law enforcement operations

Beam: 10’ Mast Height: 14’3” Crew: 4

Draft: 3’5” Maximum Speed: 45+ kts

SECTOR RESOURCES

25-Foot Response Boat – Small: Ft Pierce (1), Lake Worth (1), Ft Lauderdale (3), Miami (3)

- Primary boat used for PWCS operations

Beam: 8’6” Mast Height: 11’6” Crew: 4

Draft: 3’3” Maximum Speed: 45+ kts

41-Foot Utility Boat: Lake Worth (1), Ft Lauderdale (1), Miami (2)

- Primary boat used for search and rescue operations

Beam: 13’5” Mast Height: 17’ Crew: 3

Draft: 4’1” Maximum Speed: 26 kts