The forth Webber Class Fast Response Cutter Robert Yered (WPC-1104) has been commissioned. This Miami Herald report includes some good video, including structural test firing of the ships weapons, mooring using a wired remote controller they call a pendant, and interior shots from the ship.
The bridge is certainly large; so large it was apparently used for the pre-fire brief. The watch will need to be careful not to be distracted, if meetings on the bridge becomes common.
This report mentions that the cutter is capable of 32 knots, which is substantially more than the usually reported 28 knots.
This report from NavalToday, includes a video with a more personal look at the heritage the ship represents.
Chuck Hill's CG Blog 
Where will they be located next? I think it was 4 for Miami last I read. Seems like this program is successful.
First 6 in Miami, then 6 for Key West, and 6 for San Juan PR. Two for Mississippi, then Alaska, Hawaii, etc. The Acquisition Directorate had a pdf listing them somewhere…
Bill, Thank you, I am glad they are exceeding expectations.