water patrol station
A base for police or security personnel who patrol harbors, waterways, lakes, or open water, usually by boat.
A water patrol station is a base used by police or security forces to patrol harbors, waterways, lakes, or open water areas, usually by boat.
The station supports patrol and security work on water. Harbors and inland waterways are included alongside lakes and open-water areas.
Boat patrol is usual without being the only possible method. The water-patrol duty distinguishes the base from an ordinary marina or passenger boat terminal.
water patrol station Photos
Related definitions
-
highway police station
A police base for officers responsible for enforcing traffic and other laws on major highways. -
municipal police station
A police base operated by a city, town, village, township, or comparable municipal authority. -
national police station
A police station used by a national government force rather than a regional or municipal force. -
regional police station
A base office for a police department under a government between the city level and the national level.