Harbormaster

Rex McKinsey

Principal Clerk
Andrea Poulin

Click on town seal to go directly to Provincetown Harbormaster website

Provincetown Waterfront Crime Watch

Closest Scaled Nautical Chart
13249

Harbor Tide Table

VHF Hailing Channel
9 or 16
VHF Working Channel
68 & 66

Assistant Harbormasters

Dwayne Steele

Luis Ribas

Chris Fiset

Don Fiset

Warren Costa

Bob Fiset

Marty Huey

Phone
508-487-1212 (nights)
508-487-7030 (day)

Fax
508-487-7005
Primary Patrol Vessel
Edgewater 245

Alcar Environmental 21

Address
Harbormaster
Provincetown Town Hall
260 Commercial Street
Provincetown, Massachusetts 02657

Website
www.provincetowngov.org/
harbor

Email
harbormaster@provincetown-ma.gov

policechief@provincetown-ma.gov

Emergency Phone
911

Harbormaster Report

Community Information

Sign at the Lobster Pot Restaurant MacMillan Wharf

Maps

Click to see MacMillan Wharf Plan

Marine Info

Weather

Yacht Clubs & Marinas

 

Provincetown Harbormaster main patrol boat is an Edgewater 245
Provincetown Harbor is located at the tip of Cape Cod.

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MacMillan Pier manager & staff keep jobs
By Pru Sowers
Banner Correspondent

PROVINCETOWN — All existing staff members of the harbormaster’s office and Provincetown Public Pier Corp. were rehired this week, and three of four newly created positions were filled.
The Pier Corp., the quasi-public entity created to manage MacMillan Pier, took over management of the town’s Marine Dept. in spring at the behest of the Board of Selectmen, and as part of that transition it made all staff reapply for their jobs and undergo extensive interviews.

Read more at http://www.provincetownbanner.com/article/news_article/_/32941/News/6/16/2005



MacMillan Pier wins $500,000 grant
By Pru Sowers
Banner Correspondent

PROVINCETOWN — The transformation of MacMillan Pier from a “flat deck” to the “gateway to Provincetown” got a boost this week when the town was awarded a substantial state grant.
The Massachusetts Executive Office of Transportation approved a grant request of $375,000 to build a series of passenger shelters, public restrooms and ferry crew facilities at the end of the pier. This grant is being boosted with a $100,000 grant for in-kind services from the town and an additional $25,000 grant from the Cape Cod National Seashore.

Video of Provincetown Harbor