GREEN BAY (NBC 26) — The Green Bay Police Department is reminding boaters of some temporary orders on the Fox River for the Fourth of July.
Police say their Marine Unit will be enforcing a temporary order of no docking, mooring, or operation of watercraft for boaters to comply with the fireworks fallout zone. Police say the order will enforced from 6 p.m. until the end of fireworks between the Ray Nitschke Memorial Bridge to the train trestle north of Leicht Park and into the East River east to the bridge on North Monroe Avenue. Police are advising boaters to be on the lookout for no docking signage.
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Police are also reminding boaters that there is a safety zone between the Bart Starr and Ray Nitschke memorial bridges for the people performing in the Waterboard Warriors ski show. The ski show takes place in front of the City Deck from 4 to 5 p.m. Police will be holding back traffic from passing through except when there's a brief intermission halfway through the show.
"Please plan your navigation on the water around these orders and patience is appreciated," police said. "Have a safe and enjoyable Independence Day."