North Carolina H845 mandates installation of water safety rescue equipment at public docks and piers.

North Carolina H845 requires the installation of public rescue equipment, including ring life buoys, at covered water access facilities. These facilities, which include piers and access points, must be owned or operated by state agencies or local governments. The buoys must meet specific standards and be placed within 200 feet of the shoreline. The owner or operator of these facilities is responsible for installation, maintenance, and public education about the equipment.

North Carolina H845 mandates installation of water safety rescue equipment at public docks and piers.

North Carolina H845 requires the installation of public rescue equipment, including ring life buoys, at covered water access facilities. These facilities, which include piers and access points, must be owned or operated by state agencies or local governments. The buoys must meet specific standards and be placed within 200 feet of the shoreline. The owner or operator of these facilities is responsible for installation, maintenance, and public education about the equipment.