Stuyvesant

The U.S. Coast Guard Station Mayport responded to a fire that occurred in the engine room of the 'Stuyvesant', which was located near the entrance of the St. John’s River, on Nov 2, 2024. Small boat crews responded to the scene assisting the efforts alongside the Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department & Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. One crew member was transported by the Mayport’s crew to receive emergency medical help ashore. The Coast Guard was conducting an investigation into the cause of the fire, which had started around 3 p.m. The last reported position was  30° 24' N 081° 24' W with restricted movement status off Jacksonville.

The Dutra Group has announced that it has added a hopper dredge, the Stuyvesant, to its fleet of dredges, marking an historic day in the company’s history. At 372 feet in length and 72 feet wide, the Stuyvesant is the second largest hopper dredge in the United States. Read more: http://www.dredgingtoday.com/2012/01/04/usa-dutra-group-acquires-hopper-dredger-stuyvesant/

On July 23 at 1 p.m., the Dutch Coastguard was alarmed for a medevac from the "Stuyvesant". The female cook got her finger pinched in a door. The doctor of the Radio Medical Service KNRM recommended to take the woman with the lifeboat "Jeanine Parqui" to hospital. 10 minutes later the rescuers left Berghaven and fought their way towards the vessel through a strong north-wester, around 5 Beaufort, which created a turbulent sea. From Noorderhaven Light the distance was 18 miles to the west, and the "Stuyvesant", en route to Mexico, was sailing towards shore. The ships rendezvoused at 2 p.m. in position 52 ° 00.44 and 45.75 East 003 °. The 45-year-old American patient was waiting in a basket to be transferred. The evacuation was quick and disciplined. The lifeboat moored at the dock at 2.45 p.m., and the patient was taken by taxi to the Harbour Hospital in Rotterdam.