Bob Franco Christened  June 5
The Bob Franco is on course to relieve the Millennium Star as Cook Inlet's newest member of the fleet, after being welcomed with an official naming ceremony on June 5 at the new Harley and Lela Franco Maritime Center in Seattle. Read more.
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 | L to R: Steve Lufkin, Jan Hansen, and John Bauer are 3 of 7 PROPS Committee public members
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Cook Inlet RCAC public members bring wealth of knowledge, experience
Volunteering for a Cook Inlet RCAC committee is one way for citizens to participate in decisions about Cook Inlet's future. Experienced volunteers on our board and committees help us fulfill our mandates under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (OPA 90) and further our program work designed to protect Cook Inlet. Read more.
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In the community 
Cook Inlet RCAC recently had the pleasant task of delivering a $1500 donation to Kenai Peninsula Food Bank Executive Director Linda Swarner. President of the Board of Directors John Williams and Executive Director Mike Munger presented the check on behalf of Harley Marine Services and its subsidiary Olympic Tug & Barge, at a joint Chamber luncheon meeting on June 19. Olympic Tug & Barge will be adding a new tug to its Alaska fleet when the Bob Franco arrives later this year (see story above). Read more.
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Cook Inlet Risk Assessment Update
 The Cook Inlet navigational risk assessment advisory team has identified more than two-dozen potential risk reduction options for Cook Inlet, inc luding encouraging that some efforts already planned or under way should be sustained or expanded. Preliminary descriptions of this first set of risk reduction options are now publicly available and can be downloaded here.
A second set of risk reduction options, those requiring further consideration and information to support the Advisory Panel's decision-making, will be the focus of study over the coming months. The second set of risk reductions options is listed in the document linked above.
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