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Boat licenses set to expire Monday

April 28, 2001 By admin

Time’s running out for Iowans to renew the registration on their boats. You’re required to renew the license on your boat every two years in Iowa and the next deadline for doing so is Monday. Iowa Department of Natural Resources spokesman Rod Slings says it’s not like car registrations as notices of renewal are not sent out to boat owners. Slings says you need to go to the County Recorders Office for a renewal. Slings says Iowa has 204-thousand registered boats. He says a boat is any vessel that can carry people, and that includes personal watercraft like jet skis. License fees vary depending on the size of your boat. He says the fees go back into helping boaters. Slings says if you’re caught out on the water after Monday without a new green registration sticker, you’ll get a citation.

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