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The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary is the civilian, non-military component of the Coast Guard team, created by an act of Congress in 1939. The auxiliary directly supports the Coast Guard in all of its missions except military and law enforcement actions.

Recreational boating in the United States is growing rapidly. To help make boating safer for all, the Auxiliary needs more quality members, people like you! U.S. citizens 17 years of age and older can join.

New Member Security Process.

There are currently no Boating Safely classes scheduled. Send us a message and we will contact you when we schedule our next class.

We'll contact you to arrange a Safety Inspection of your vessel.

Request forms or other information.

Auxiliary Patrol Orders Request.

Submit Member Activity Report.

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Many Exciting Opportunities

	Public Education - teaching courses
	Vessel Safety Checks - give free safety inspections
	Operations - providing helpful information
	Marine Environmental Protection - promoting clean waterways
	Recruiting - building a stronger Coast Guard team
	Administrative Support - computer operations, publications, and public affairs

Auxiliarists also server side-by-side with active duty members of the Coast Guard team at their stations and in times of disaster.

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Members are eligible to receive the world's finest on-the-water training. Advanced training courses in Navigation, Seamanship, Communications, Weather, Patrols, Administration and Search & Rescue are available as well as courses from the Coast Guard Institute. Other benefits include the Coast Guard Credit Union and Exchanges plus insurance coverage.

The pride of wearing the auxiliary uniform is amplified by the auxiliary awards system. Your efforts will be recognized and rewarde3d. Fun, fellowship and service are trademarks of the Auxiliary!