Okaloosa County staff looking forward to bringing historic SS United States to their waters
The historic SS United States, built in the early 1950s, has been at a Philadelphia port since the 1990s. Okaloosa County leaders have made big steps towards bringing the ship down to Okaloosa County to be sunk as an artificial reef,
Okaloosa County buys SS United States for $1M. Set to become world's largest artificial reef
On Tuesday, the Okaloosa County Commission voted 4-1 to approve a tentative purchase and sale agreement for $1 million to buy the SS United States, along with a $10.1 million budget appropriation that will turn the Blue Ribbon vessel into the world's largest artificial reef.
The Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners approved a contingent contract to acquire the SS United States and sink it ...
The SS United States shuttled politicians and celebrities between Europe and the United States in regal luxury for nearly two ...
Okaloosa County officials vote to allocate $10.1 million to purchase, transport and sink the historic ship off the ...
Officials in Florida, are moving ahead with plans to sink the SS United States, a historic ocean liner built in Newport News, ...
Freeland hopes Okaloosa County’s delayed deal will give them another chance to secure the ship for Escambia County. The SS United States Conservancy has said sinking the famed ship, which ...
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