Okaloosa County BOCC — October 4, 2013 — Attachment C - Boating Accident Report — reading text

Oy Ss §, — Z * 9 ° % y I FLORIDA ms DivisionrotsEaw Enforcement SS Boating Accidents Statistical Report BOATING ACCIDENTS STA ICAL REPOE 2012 Top Ten Counties A thorough review of the annual boating accident statistics has revealed that 59% of the re- portable boating accidents during the 2011 calendar year occurred in 10 Florida counties. The information on the following pages represents a breakdown of the accident data from each of these top 10 counties. The graphs show the types of vessels involved, the primary cause of each accident and the primary type of accidents for each county. There is also a map of each county with points designating the accident locations. The information found in this section will provide a basis for future boating safety awareness efforts implemented by the FWC Division of Law Enforcement, Boating and Waterways Section. Okaloosa Pinellas Hillsborough Lee Palm Beach Collier. Broward Miami-Dade Monroe ——_ Boating Accidents Statistical Report Legend Miles © Fatal Accident (2) (ee 8 12 ®@ — Accident with Injury (12) Map document © Accident without injury (17) ne Bite 44 Boating Accidents Statistical Report 5. OKALOOSA COUNTY TYPE OF VESSEL 18 PRIMARY TYPE OF ACCIDENT Primary CAusE OF ACCIDENT 18 Boating Accidents Statistical Report 2012 REPORTABLE BOATING ACCIDENTS 2012 VESSEL REGIS ON AND ACCIDENTS BY CO County Recreational Total Reportable | Fatalities Injuries Property Rank Accident Vessels Vessels Accidents Damage Rate* Liberty 1,090 1,413 0 0 0 $0 65 0 Madison 1,146 — 1,156 0 0 0 $0 66 0 Manatee 16,665 17,460 Di 2 0 $12,000 33 1:3,492 | Marion 18,034 18,311 & 2 1 $4,000 40 1:6,104 Martin 14,972 15,702 10 1 4 $30,600 22 1:1,570 Miami-Dade | 58,094 60,572 81 3 35 $2,293,017 2 1:748 Monroe 23,863 26,461 100 5 61 $1,092,350 at 1:265 Nassau 5,785 5,969 Ss 0 4 $36,500 42 1:1,990 Okaloosa 17,267 17,905 31 2 14 $154,428 5 1:578 Okeechobee 4,656 4,829 3 0 2 $27,500 4 1:1,610 Orange 27,569 28,027 ti 1 9 $13,150 17 1:2,548 Osceola 7,773 7931 8 4 8 $39,200 _ 25 1991 Palm Beach 37,051 38,363 49 te) 15 $1,095,060 4 1:783, Pasco. 22019 =| 22643 =i 0 6 $46,500 49 1:2,058 Pinellas 45,791 47,680 49 3 33 $328,750 3 1:973 Polk 27,331 27,813 5 Zz 2 $2,500 34 1:5,563 Putnam 7,657 7,970 10 4 6 $9,550 20 RAY Santa Rosa 13,794 14,080 8 A 8 $11,476 24 1:1,760 Sarasota 20,874 21,437 15 0 13 $61,506 12 1:1,429 Seminole 17,055 17,379 § S) 4 $26,000 35 1:3,476 St. Johns 12,731 13,158 13 1 8 $62,850 (5: 1:1,012 St. Lucie 11,985 12,577 9 A 3 $305,500 23 1:1,397 Sumter 4,056 4,113 1 0 1 $500 51 1:4,113 Suwannee 2,707 2,744 1 0 0 $2,500 62 1:2,744 Taylor 3,541 3,707 1 0 0 $6,000 §3 1:3,707 Union. 895 899 0 0 0 $0 67 0 Volusia 26,199 27,125 i 0 4 $51,300 28 1:3,875 Wakulla 4,439 4,790 3 0 2 $3,500 43 1:1,597 Walton 5,280 5,434 3 1 1 $10,000 44 1:1,811 Washington 2,280 2,300 — 1 0 1 $0 50 4:2,300 DHSMV 3,224 TOTAL 0,031 901,969 704 55 386 $8,064,331 Accident Rate = # of Registered Vessels # of Acciden ‘Those counties in bold print represent the top ten counties, DHSMV numbers represent registrations issued at main office instead of at the county level.