Portland Coast Guard (VIC) has been presented with a new diesel powered marine pump as an upgrade to their current system.
CFA funded the new pump has been adopted for its resistance levels to salt water.
The Portland Coast Guard Flotilla Commander, Steve Brown, accepted the keys on behalf of the Coast Guard Captain, Cyril Cram.
A huge thank you to the OIC Pat Hyland and team at the Warrnambool Mechanical Workshops for their efforts in fitting the pump and its carrying frame for use at sea.
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