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FOIA Log April 1, 2018 Records of mooring plans and hurricane plans; as 2018-CGFO-01286 4/4/2018 well as request for documents re: incident involving James, David Drill Ship Paragon DPDS1 Request for all records pertaining to incident that occurred November 15, 2011, involving vessel M/V Ahrens Sullivan, 2018-CGFO-01287 4/4/2018 RICHARD E. WAUGH. Location of incident at, or Megan around, upper Mississippi River Mile 359. Request for incident reports and MISLE reports re: 2018-CGFO-01288 4/4/2018 Tison, Robert vessel TOKETEE Request for records pertaining to incident that 2018-CGFO-01289 4/4/2018 occurred 10/30/2017 in Christmas Tree Cove. MISLE Mancha, Elizabeth Case 1104500. Request for all reports and records re: oil spill near Great Harbor in Woods Hole, Falmouth, MA (Date 2018-CGFO-01290 4/4/2018 Gould, Annmarie Range for Record Search: From 1/21/2018 To 2/15/2018) Request for records for property listed in letter 2018-CGFO-01291 4/4/2018 Gray-Etherson, Lyla pertaining to any potential environmental concerns. Request for records of American Seamen personnel arrested and charged with offenses in foreign ports; 2018-CGFO-01292 4/4/2018 in addition to copies of quarterly merchant marine Helbig, Michael personnel statistics as well as records of statistics of merchant marine officer licenses Request for records pertaining to an incident that involved a professional river rafting guide service, 2018-CGFO-01293 4/4/2018 Thayer, Bradley River Drifters Rafting Company. Incident occurred July 21, 2017. Request for copy of a current version of the 2018-CGFO-01296 4/4/2018 "Regulations for the Corps of Cadets" possibly Tribolet, Chris promulgated as SUPTINST M5215.2. Request For records pertaining to March 19, 2018, 2018-CGFO-01302 4/4/2018 incident involving M/V HARVEST MOON. Incident Eiselen, Brian occurred at approximately mile 137. Request for all AIS recordings; voice recordings, and any and all photo logs in possession of the VTC in 2018-CGFO-01303 4/4/2018 connection with the incident involving M/V HARVEST Eiselen, Brian MOON that occurred on March 19, 2018 at or around 18:35 at approximately mile 137. Request for all records pertaining to incident that occurred on Carnival GLORY vessel on October 14, 2017. Request includes but is not limited to Form 2018-CGFO-01306 4/4/2018 Scolaro, Thomas 2692, log book entries, photos, video, and any citations or other similar conditions of class placed on the vessel as a result of the fatality that occurred. Request for copy of all records pertaining to the permitting process involved in the demolition and construction of the East Roundbunch Road Bridge at Cow Bayou: Bridge City, TX that was conducted by 2018-CGFO-01307 4/4/2018 the Texas Department of Transportation. Also Judge, Robert requesting a copy of the entry log associated with any documents, including the permit application made to the USCG by either the Texas Department of Transportation or Ragle, Inc. the contractor. Request for records for 2011-0559 (INV), 2011- 2018-CGFO-01308 4/4/2018 1234(5th District), 2011-1487(922), 2011-1331(6th Keys, Clay District). Request for all recordings pertaining incident that occurred on or about March 19, 2018, at approximately 1836 hours LT involving the following vessels; M/V HARVEST MOON; M/V FREEDOM; M/V ST. ELMO and D/B RANDY W. Request includes but is not limited to the following; 1. VHF recordings of Channel 67; 2. VHF recordings of Channel 16; 3. All other relevant radio frequencies; 4. Vessel traffic service CD recordings with overlay of radar, Tracking 2018-CGFO-01312 4/4/2018 O'Leary, T. Patrick Data and VHF Channel 67; 5 . AIS/ECDIS Data Points available for the MN HARVEST MOON on the subject date; 6 . Location of VTS Tower(s) responsible for monitoring the section of the Lower Mississippi River traversed by the MN HARVEST MOON on the subject date; and 7. USCG Investigative File for the MN HARVEST MOON relating to the subject incident upon completion of the file. Request for records pertaining to lost fishermen in 2018-CGFO-01411 4/5/2018 Alaskan Waters for the period April 1, 2017 – March Newman, Colleen 31, 2018. Request for records pertaining to 3/19/18 incident involving M/V FREEDOM. Incident occurred at or near mile marker 137 A.H.P. Lower Mississippi River. Requesting AIS tapes involving the M/V/ HARVEST 2018-CGFO-01313 4/5/2018 MOON and the M/V FREEDOM for the time period of Frey, Kevin 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. local time for the aforementioned date. Request includes all applicable VHF channels, including but not limited to, VHF channel 16, 67, and 77. Request for records pertaining to an incident 2018-CGFO-01314 4/5/2018 involving a 58 foot Viking and a commercial fishing Horan, David vessel a few miles south of Key West. Request for records pertaining to drowning incident 2018-CGFO-01315 4/5/2018 that occurred at or around May 29, 1982. Coast Marchick, Cynthia Guard at Castle Hill were involved in recovery. Request for all AIS recordings; voice recordings' and all photo logs in connection with 8/18/17 incident involving M/V MIA S, said to have occurred at or 2018-CGFO-01320 4/5/2018 around 19:20. Also requesting all investigative Eiselen, Brian materials with regard to incident which is said to have occurred at approximately mile 100.5 of the Mississippi River. Request for records, such as police reports, fire reports and/or public documents, pertaining to 2018-CGFO-01322 4/5/2018 Stephens, Mike incident that occurred 3/3/18 on Hat Island Lake, Snohomish County, WA. Request for Coast Radio Log from Tillamook Bay Coast Guard Station Watch Tower for February 20, 2018, log entries from 0930 - 1015 hours, copy of audio tape from above mentioned Coast Guard radio traffic for same time period, copy of Coast Guard Enforcement Investigative Report, related to a notice of violation (33 CFR 65) issued 2/20/2018, and copy 2018-CGFO-01323 4/5/2018 Bunn, Tom of any Coast Guard report documented on a "Report of Violation of Radio Regulation or Communications Instructions" form, emails or other informal written communication related to any counseling of USCG personnel for radio use infractions related to the radio traffic initiated or received from the Tillamook Bay Coast Guard Station on 2/20/2018. 2018-CGFO-01324 4/5/2018 Request for documents re: HSCG2315FMMZ022 Bass, Daniel Request for all records pertaining to April 28, 2017, incident involving barge vessel RTC 42 at Reinauer's Yard, Staten Island, New York. Request includes, but 2018-CGFO-01325 4/5/2018 is not limited to, investigation report, violations Hofmann, Paul issued, photographs, and digital or audio tapes that reflect radio traffic and May Day calls from or regarding the incident. request a copy of the bridge permit for the Foley 2018-CGFO-01326 4/5/2018 Frank, David Beach Expressway Request for records pertaining to incident that occurred July 16, 2017 involving F/V MISS ATLANTIC 2018-CGFO-01327 4/5/2018 CITY and M/V PONTOS. Request includes, but is not Hofmann, Paul limited to, investigative records and digital or audio tapes of radio traffic and May Day calls. Request for all records concerning Higman Barge Lines, Inc. or Higman Marine Services and incident on August 25, 2017 involving barges HTCO 3105, HTCO 3113, HTCO 3110, HTCO 3102, MMI 3035, HTCO 2996 and tugs M/V BELLE CHASSE, M/V 2018-CGFO-01328 4/5/2018 Gordon, Demarcus SANDY POINT, M/V SABINE PASS. Also requesting any statements provided to USCG from Higman Barge Lines, Higman Marine Services, or their spokeman concerning the stranded vessels and their plans to remove the vessels. Request for copy of Database CD was titled 2018-CGFO-01329 4/5/2018 “Merchant Vessels of the United States.” NTIS Order Bradley, Dan No. SUB-5436 Request for the following; 1. A copy of all records, reports, investigations (USCG or NTSB) surveys, photographs, statements, correspondence , citations, license proceedings and any other documentation related to the allision on March 11, 2017 between equipment owned by Pine Bluff Materials Co., LLC or Pine Bluff Sand & Gravel Company and the CSX Cumberland River Drawbridge located in Nashville, Tennessee. 2. A copy of all records, reports, investigations, (USCG or NTSB) surveys, photographs, statements, correspondence, citations, license proceedings and any other documentation related to a Boarding of the M/V STEVE PLUMMER which occurred on November 19, 2015, (Activity 2018-CGFO-01330 4/5/2018 Number: 5769811). 3. A copy of all records, reports, Tinnelly, Matthew investigations, (USCG or NTSB) surveys, photographs, statements, correspondence, citations, license proceedings and any other documentation related to incidents involving person listed in letter. 4. A copy of all records, reports, investigations, (USCG or NTSB) surveys, photographs, statements, correspondence, citations, license proceedings and any other documentation related to incidents involving Pine Bluff Materials Co., LLC . 5. A copy of all records, reports, investigations, (USCG or NTSB) surveys, photographs, statements, correspondence, citations, license proceedings and any other documentation related to incidents involving Pine Bluff Sand & Gravel Company. Request for records pertaining to the location of vessel CELEBRITY EQUINOX for the 24 hour period 2018-CGFO-01331 4/5/2018 before the ship docked in Cayman Island Port on Kornman, Sharone November 11, 2015. Departure point Ft. Lauderdale, FL. 2018-CGFO-01332 4/5/2018 Request for information re accident MV Manulani Tilden, Scott Request for investigation re: activities 6263146 & 2018-CGFO-01430 4/6/2018 Smith, David 6276593 Request for records pertaining to an alleged wave wash incident involving vessel JANE A.
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