Harbormaster
Mariana L. Rauworth | harbormaster@nahant.org
Assistant Harbormasters
Timothy M. Furlong, Chief of Police
Stephen R. Shultz, Lieutenant
Marc C. Holey, Patrol Officer
Michael D. Waters, Retired Seargent
Michael W. Shultz, Reserve Officer
VHF Hailing Channel: 16/9 | VHF Working Chan: 14
Office Hours By Appointment
The Harbormaster Department is unique in that it is a separate town department under control of the Town Administrator of Nahant but it is also a sub-division of the Police Department answerable to the Chief of Police. The Harbormaster is a part-time position, and she is aided by Assistant Harbormasters who are trained in a combination of maritime and law enforcement skills.
Moorings
All boats in Nahant Waters on moorings are privately owned, shall obtain a mooring permit through the Harbormaster. Mooring permit deadline is June 30th of each year. Applications can be submitted by email, or in person. Mooring Application
Mooring Company:
Mid-Harbor Marine
- Ned Foster and Bert Reynolds
- Website: http://www.midharborlaunch.com
- Phone: 781-631-0611
- Email: Email Mid-Harbor Marine
Boating License
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/massachusetts-boating-law-summary
Starting April 1, 2026, a valid boater safety certificate will be required for all individuals operating motorboats and PWCs in Massachusetts.
Who Needs a Certificate?
- Born after January 1, 1989:
- Must obtain a certificate by April 1, 2026.,
- No penalties will be enforced until September 1, 2026.
- Born on or before January 1, 1989:
- Must obtain a certificate before April 1, 2028.
All operators of motorboats and PWCs will be required to carry proof of completion of an approved boater education course while on the water.
Boating License Course Information: https://www.boat-ed.com/massachusetts/
For more information, please visit the Nahant Harbormaster Department
