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Safety Programs Profile
Search and Rescue
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998^3
1999^3
2000^3
Workload
Responses^1
70,328
63,672
55,710
52,141
61,700
61,500
61,200
Sorties^1
70,334
63,680
98,423
91,722
82,800
82,700
82,700
Auxiliary Sorties^2
6,283
5,857
3,143
3,426
4,400
4,300
4,200
Lives Saved
7,889
4,411
4,992
3,836
5,100
5,100
5,200
Persons Assisted
115,622
100,425
84,248
74,740
93,800
92,400
91,200
Property Saved
($ Million)
1,452.4
2,448.6
2,213.8
8,77.5
1,300
1,330
1,360
Sortie Hours^4
325,590
340,804
430,052
402,541
378,600
385,200
391,500
Resource Hours^4
101,308
92,500
83,419
79,164
73,400
69,000
65,000
Funding ($ million)
OE
349.8
348.0
328.6
328.3
345.8
327.8
340.8
AC&I
25.3
41.2
28.2
41.0
50.2
47.1
66.9
1
Responses are reaction by any unit to a SAR incident; sorties are
action of a unit's resource in rendering assistance, each action
comprises one sortie (each unit may have a single response to an
incident and multiple sorties).
2
Auxiliary sorties are a subset of the sorties category
3
Data for 1998 through 2000 are estimates.
4
Sortie Hours reflect the total time of all segments of the SAR System
(USCG, DOD, other federal, state, local, volunteer, etc) as reported to
and by the Coast Guard in responding to SAR incidents; includes not
only underway assets (aircraft, cutters, boats) but also coordination,
communication and other personnel only involvement. (source: Search
and Rescue Management Information System) Resource Hours reflect the
time spent by Coast Guard assets (aircraft, cutters, boats) in
responding to SAR incidents. (source: USCG Abstract of Operations
Reports)
Resource hours have generally been decreasing over the long term due to
better search planning tools, and wider use of electronic positioning
beacons that decrease the time needed to locate mariners in distress.
Marine Safety
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
Workload
Inspections
U.S. Vessel/Barge
34,951
34,183
33,947
32,286
36,211
34,316
34,316
Foreign Vessel
19,810
20,854
18,797
19,789
18,030
19,456
19,456
Facility
9,858
7,416
6,802
6,898
8,743
7,943
7,943
Investigations
8,293
8,130
8,203
6,981
5,589
7,439
7,439
Funding ($ million)
OE
340.9
362.5
347.3
376.1
384.6
385.1
403.3
AC&I
26.6
24.2
29.8
22.5
36.9
29.3
25.2
1.
1999 and 2000 values are estimates
Boating Safety Appropriation
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
Funding ($ million)
32.3
25.0
20.6
35.0
35.0
*
*
1.
No discretionary appropriations are required in FY99 and 00; the
Transportation Equity Act (TEA) for the 21st Century includes
permanent appropriations of million annually beginning in FY99.
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