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Operation Dry Water

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MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES’ OPERATION DRY WATER SET FOR JULY 2-4

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources conservation officers and their public safety partners are stepping up efforts to keep Minnesota’s waterways safe from July 2-4. The increased focus on boating under the influence is part of Operation Dry Water. This nationwide campaign highlights the dangers of boating under the influence of drugs and alcohol and calls

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INTOXICATED BOATERS ARE TARGET OF INCREASED PATROLS DURING HOLIDAY WEEK

Ramped up efforts to keep Minnesota’s waterways safe from boaters under the influence of drugs and alcohol are set, with hundreds of Department of Natural Resources conservation officers and other public safety personnel planning extra patrols during the Fourth of July week. The extra attention is part of Operation Dry Water, a nationwide campaign set

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