Directors debate forming ad hoc group to address White Horse boat-ramp overcrowding
September 26, 2026 | Ocean Pines, Worcester County, Maryland
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Director Amy Peck asked the board to create an ad hoc committee to study and recommend operational changes for the White Horse Boat Ramp, citing recurring overcrowding, unsafe trailer parking and nonresident use.
"White Horse Park is at the heart of this zone, and we are bearing the brunt of it," Peck said, linking county-level growth and nearby development to increased demand. Board members and staff discussed prior studies, enforcement practicality and budget constraints; several directors said the issue has been raised repeatedly over many years and that a workgroup could review past marine-committee findings and policing options before any costly, permanent measures are proposed.
"White Horse Park is at the heart of this zone, and we are bearing the brunt of it," Peck said, linking county-level growth and nearby development to increased demand. Board members and staff discussed prior studies, enforcement practicality and budget constraints; several directors said the issue has been raised repeatedly over many years and that a workgroup could review past marine-committee findings and policing options before any costly, permanent measures are proposed.
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