SafeSport
SafeSport Misconduct Reporting
Mt. Baker Rowing and Sailing Center is committed to maintaining a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for all athletes, coaches, and community members. We prioritize the physical and emotional well-being of our participants and take all reports of misconduct seriously.
We recommend that adults take the Safe Sport training but it is not required if you are not involved or racing/rowing with the youth team. If you will be racing at regattas you should complete the safe sport training.
What is SafeSport?
SafeSport focuses on preventing and addressing all forms of misconduct in sports, including:
Bullying
Harassment
Hazing
Emotional misconduct
Physical misconduct
Sexual misconduct
We encourage anyone who witnesses or experiences misconduct to speak up.
How to Report Misconduct
If you have concerns or wish to report a SafeSport violation, please use our SafeSport Misconduct Reporting Form linked below. Your report can remain confidential, and all submissions will be reviewed promptly and handled with sensitivity and care.
Who Should Report?
Athletes
Parents/Guardians
Coaches
Staff
Volunteers
Any member of our community
Your Role in Creating a Safer Community
By reporting concerns, you play a critical role in fostering a culture of safety, respect, and accountability at Mt. Baker Rowing and Sailing Center
Seattle Parks and Recreation SafeSport Policy
Please contact our staff for questions or concerns.
Seattle Parks and Recreation Aquatic Leadership and ARC HR Management
PKS_safesport@seattle.gov
Jason Coffman
Senior Recreation Program Coordinator
jason.coffman@seattle.gov
Phaedra Ogden
Program Specialist and Site Supervisor
phaedra.ogden@seattle.gov
Other SafeSport Resources