Harbor Management Authority

Harbor Management Authority approves Harbormaster equipment funding before fiscal year close. The authority unanimously endorsed two transfers totaling $12,763.68, including $11,663.68 for radio systems and antenna upgrades that a communications specialist found deficient in reaching U.S. Coast

Harbor Management Authority holds commercial docking rates, approves dive training grant. Chair Paul Earl reported steady progress on kayak rentals and sailboat liquidation projections while Marina Manager Sean M. Ciancarelli updated the board on pedestal upgrades and ongoing hoist pier

Harbor Management Authority postpones commercial marina rate decision. Chair Paul Earl and six members present deferred the Facilities Committee vote to the April meeting, during which Marina Manager Sean M. Ciancarelli will attend. Gloucester's two marinas charge 72 dollars per foot versus

Harbor Management Authority defers commercial marina rate vote. Chair Paul Earl proposed delaying the decision until the March 18 meeting to allow time for J. David Suminsby and Joseph Crowell to gather rate-comparison data from peer harbors including Gloucester and New Bedford; current Beverly

Harbor Management Authority approves prior meeting minutes, tables promenade policy. Chair Paul Earl reported the capital fund will decline by approximately 70,000 dollars for upcoming projects, while Harbormaster Peter Dickman detailed recent incidents including an abandoned boat with 3,000