Welcome to the Milwaukee Sail and
Power Squadron
Established in 1939 the members of the Milwaukee Sail and Power Squadron, a unit of the United States Power Squadrons®, America's Boating Club® have been serving boaters in the southeastern Wisconsin area with information, activities , and educational classes that encompass all aspects of the boating life style. Seminars on topics ranging from chart reading, and GPS usage, to large boat maneuvering. Classes on coastal and celestial navigation, and workshops on topics from marine electronics to engine maintenance, are just a few of the offerings we provide. So if you are just beginning your boating adventures and want to know where all those nautical terms originated, or a seasoned veteran who wants to have more information on the latest technology we have something for you.
Important Announcements
May Members Meeting
May 24th (Thursday) 7:00PM
During National Safe Boating Week MSPS, in conjunction with SSYC and partner organizations will be conducting a pyrotechnic practice session at South Shore Yacht Club. Bring along your friends and crew as you learn to properly use your protechnic devices required by Federal Regulations. This event is open to all members of the boating community.
Seminar Series
will continue in July
The Milwaukee Sail & Power Squadron 's very popular seminar series at Southwind Marine is taking a break. The series will resume again after the July 4th Holiday. Check the schedule by clicking HERE.
First Vessel Safety Check
May 19th
The Milwaukee Sail & Power Squadron and our partner organizations will be conducting Vessel Safety Checks at McKinley Marina from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Click HERE to find out more about this valuable service..
Born After January 1st 1989?
Wisconsin statutes require that any person born after January 1st 1989 must have successfully completed a boating safety course in order to operate a boat or personnel water craft in the State of Wisconsin.
Boating Safety Class
A Boaters Safety Class is your ticket to safety on the water. Over 90 percent of operators involved in boating accidents have never taken a boaters safety course. Know how to operate your boat safely, and legally even if the other guy doesn't. The life you safe may just be your own, or more importantly, your passengers. Successful completion of this class, will provide the student with a certificate which meets the requirements of Wisconsin law pertaining to boaters education. To get more information call Ted Smyczek at 262-786-2599.
