Hurricane Checklist for Boaters
In the event of a hurricane, the City of Corpus Christi strongly urges boaters to remove boats from the Marina. There are many safe locations on land for your boat, but you must plan procedures now. Do not wait until a storm is hours away—there will not be enough time.
If you choose to leave your boat in the City Marina, remember that you will be responsible for any damages done by your vessel to others. During Hurricane Allen, one boat broke loose and destroyed twenty-four vessels.
This checklist will help you prepare for a hurricane. If followed, the suggested time schedule, safety equipment, and precautions will reduce the possibility of damage to your boat, but it is not a guarantee. All storms are different and cannot be predicted in terms of wind speeds and tide changes once they make landfall. Taking your boat out of the City Marina and securing it on land is the only sure way to reduce the potential for damage.
About Us
With over 560 wet slips available for pleasure and commercial vessels, the Corpus Christi Marina is just a short walk from downtown restaurants and nightlife venues. It is the only major downtown marina on the Texas Coast. Amenities for boaters include a free sanitary pump-out station, private showers and restrooms, laundry facilities, public boat ramps, wet slips, and dry storage. The Parks and Recreation Department manages the Corpus Christi Marina.
Contact Information
400A N. Shoreline Blvd.
Lawrence St. T-head
Corpus Christi, Texas 78401
Phone: (361) 826-3980
Fax: (361) 826-4459
Email: marina@cctexas.com