Code of Massachusetts Regulations 323 CMR - DIVISION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT
The Code of Massachusetts Regulations (CMR) 323, overseen by the Division of Law Enforcement, encompasses regulations related to the operation and use of vessels, recreational vehicles, snow vehicles, personal watercraft, and commercial activities on the Deerfield River. These regulations are primarily enforced by the Massachusetts Environmental Police.(mass.gov, sec.state.ma.us)
📘 Overview of 323 CMR
1. 323 CMR 1.00 – Motorboat Titling
Establishes requirements for the titling of motorboats in Massachusetts, including procedures for registration and documentation.
2. 323 CMR 2.00 – The Use of Vessels
Regulates the operation of vessels on Massachusetts waters, covering aspects such as:
Vessel identification and registration
Boating accident reporting
Safety equipment requirements
Operational guidelines
Rules for operation by minors
Permits and towing regulations
Penalties for violations
Special rules for specific bodies of water
Provisions for lakes and great ponds
(regulations.justia.com, casetext.com)
3. 323 CMR 3.00 – The Use of Recreation Vehicles and Snow Vehicles
Outlines the operation and regulation of recreational and snow vehicles, including:
Definitions and scope
Operational guidelines
Registration and decal requirements
Termination of use
Equipment standards
Dealer regulations
Local laws and penalties
(regulations.justia.com, mapostcommission.gov)
4. 323 CMR 4.00 – The Operation of Personal Watercraft
Specifies regulations for the operation of personal watercraft, addressing:
Operational guidelines
Safety requirements
Permitting
Penalties for non-compliance
(mass.gov, regulations.justia.com, sec.state.ma.us)
5. 323 CMR 6.00 – Commercial Uses on the Deerfield River
Regulates commercial activities on the Deerfield River, including:
Permitting requirements
Regulations for commercial whitewater outfitters and tube providers
Establishment of a Whitewater Advisory Committee
Prohibitions and penalties
(mass.gov, regulations.justia.com)
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