Weekly Digest: Apr 06, 2026 to Apr 11, 2026

Summary

A vessel radioed a semi-emergency in Glorietta Bay after reporting that a nearby boat had flipped and struck them in the anchorage just south of the golf course. The caller said Harbor Police were on patrol and asked for assistance and the transmission did not confirm whether a Pan Pan or Mayday was declared or whether the situation was later resolved. The report highlighted hazards at crowded anchorages and featured in this week's VesselAware digest.

Top Incidents This Week

Pan Pan, Pan Pan, Pan Pan, all stations, all stations, all stations, this is United States Coast Guard Sector San Diego, United States Coast Guard Sector San Diego, United States Coast Guard Sector San Diego. Cancel urgent message, 09162926, immediate vessel has registered. Cancel Pan Pan, freeze. This is United States Coast Guard Sector San Diego, out.

Hey, Diego Harbor Police, this is Ship Happens. This is a semi-emergency. I'm in Glorietta Bay. I've got a boat that's flipped down on me, unanchored. I see there's a Harbor Police on patrol in Glorietta Bay right now. Ship Happens, Ship Happens, Ship Happens. Advise location in Glorietta Bay. Yes, I'm in the anchorage just south of the golf course. There they are. The boat just hit me.

Weekly Stats

Maritime VHF activity fell to 293 transmissions this week from 452 last week and was concentrated Monday–Friday with no weekend transmissions recorded. Hail calls decreased from 225 to 184 while sécurité messages dropped from 100 to 36 and pan pan use fell from five occurrences to one. Total transmissions: 293 Pan Pan alerts: 1 Sécurité broadcasts: 36 Mayday calls: 0