New Patrol Vessel Delivered for Sacramento Operations
A specialised catamaran, designed for patrol duties, has been completed and delivered, enhancing operational capabilities in Sacramento.

A new patrol vessel has been delivered, marking a significant addition to maritime security resources in Sacramento. The M2-38 model, a 38-foot catamaran, is now ready for deployment.
The vessel is equipped with twin Volvo Penta D6-480 diesel engines. These engines provide a combined output of 960 horsepower, facilitating robust performance for its intended operational scope.
Propulsion is managed through Hamilton Jets, a system known for its manoeuvrability and efficiency in various marine environments. This configuration supports the vessel's role in patrol and response activities.
The design of the M2-38 catamaran offers stability and a spacious platform, which are beneficial for extended operations and carrying specialised equipment. Its construction reflects contemporary standards for patrol craft.
This delivery represents an enhancement of maritime assets available for maintaining safety and security on waterways in the Sacramento region. The vessel is expected to contribute to operational effectiveness.
The integration of such purpose-built vessels into fleets underscores ongoing efforts to modernise and upgrade equipment for critical maritime services.
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Based on reporting by MarineLink, published 1 Sept 2026, 23:03 UTC.
Original headline: “Moose Boats Completes Boat for Sacramento Sheriff’s Office”.
Retrieved 2 Sept 2026, 00:00 UTC.
Reported with reference to MarineLink; text independently written by Base Oil Trading.
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