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Derelict (Sunken) Vessels in Okaloosa County

DERELICT VESSELS: Alex Fogg (Okaloosa Coastal Resource Manager) explains the derelict vessels we have in Okaloosa County, what it takes to get them removed, and how many they have removed recently. BIG THANKS to Marine Unit Deputy Kyle Corbitt with the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office for taking us out today!

DERELICT VESSELS: Alex Fogg (Okaloosa Coastal Resource Manager) explains the derelict vessels we have in Okaloosa County, what it takes to get them removed, and how many they have removed recently.
BIG THANKS to Marine Unit Deputy Kyle Corbitt with the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office for taking us out today!

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