On Patrol with Sgt. Miller: Boater Education and Enforcement in North Idaho | Boating laws in Idaho

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Join Sergeant Ryan Miller of the Kootenai County Sheriff's Office as we discuss the intricacies of waterways and backcountry enforcement in North Idaho. In this enlightening video, Ryan sheds light on the rapidly increasing boating activity on Idaho's waterways and the pressing issue of insufficient boater education. Ryan offers a personal look into the challenges and evolution he has observed in his field. He underlines the critical need for boater education and safety, introducing viewers to the innovative Safer Boater program and the option of hiring skilled captains to ensure a safe boating experience. The discussion extends to rigorous DUI enforcement and the significant reduction in boating accidents achieved through heightened enforcement efforts from the Kootenai County Sheriff's Department boat unit.This conversation spans a variety of topics, from law enforcement and volunteering to the nuances of boating safety. Ryan discusses the unique opportunities available for individuals with a background in law enforcement or service to join the team in Kootenai County. He also reflects on the transformation of communication methods within law enforcement post-9/11 and shares amusing anecdotes from the academy, along with the singular challenges of his role as a sergeant. The video touches on the importance of volunteering for search and rescue missions and emphasizes firearm safety in national forests.Wrapping up with a focus on boating safety, Ryan reiterates the need for proper education and training to enhance the boating experience on Kootenai County's numerous lakes. Despite the lack of mandatory boater education requirements in Idaho, Ryan highlights the pivotal role of enforcement in ensuring safety and reducing accidents on the water. He addresses the specific challenges posed by hazards like deadheads and underscores the significance of DUI enforcement, noting that North Idaho has the highest number of BUIs in the state, mostly due to their efforts in enforcement. Whether you're a law enforcement enthusiast, a boating aficionado, or someone keen on volunteering and community service, this video offers valuable insights and engaging stories from the front lines of waterway and backcountry enforcement.If you’re thinking about moving to North Idaho be sure to give us a call, shoot us a text, send us an email, or schedule a Zoom call. We’d love to help you make a smooth move to North Idaho!⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️🤔Thinking o

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