MIAMI — The United States Coast Guard’s Station Miami Beach crew assisted a boat taking on water with 10 people aboard near Rickenbacker Causeway on Friday, the agency confirmed.
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Coast Guard personnel said crews responded to the boat and provided assistance until commercial salvage crews arrived. The salvage team later towed the boat to Dinner Key Marina.
No injuries have been reported at this time.
Coast Guard officials reminded boaters that its crews are available to assist mariners 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Mariners in distress can contact the Coast Guard on VHF Channel 16 or call 911 for emergency assistance.
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The Coast Guard also encourages boaters to practice safe boating habits and remain prepared while on the water.
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#SAR @USCG Station Miami Beach assisted a boat taking in water w/ 10 people aboard near Rickenbacker Causeway, Fri. Commercial salvage arrived & towed the vessel to Dinner Key Marina. Our crews are ready to help 24/7. We can be reached on VHF Ch. 16 or by calling 911. #BoatSafe pic.twitter.com/bjc1PEEy3c
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— U.S. Coast Guard Southeast (@USCGSoutheast) August 1, 2026
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