Our Job Page. The job of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, the uniformed civilian component of the U.S. Coast Guard, as authorized by Congress, is to assist the U.S. Coast Guard in any way deemed appropriate by the Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard. The only exception is military service and/or direct law enforcement involvement. Our primary function is assisting with search and rescue on and over the high seas and, and educating the public in boating safety.

Flotilla 44 D7 Daytona Beach

 

Our Job

Coast Guard / Coast Guard Auxiliary Training Exercise--Search & Rescue.
Coast Guard / Coast Guard Auxiliary
Training Exercise--Search & Rescue.		 Coast Guard / Coast Guard Auxiliary Training Exercise--Search & Rescue.
Coast Guard / Coast Guard Auxiliary
Training Exercise--Search & Rescue.		 Coast Guard law enforcement training exercise using a Coast Guard Auxiliary patrol vessel.
Coast Guard law enforcement training exercise using a Coast Guard Auxiliary patrol vessel.

Thinking about having "one for the road?" Think again! Members of CG Law Enforcement Team 7 practice arrest procedures onboard an Auxiliary vessel at CG Station Ponce Inlet. Operating a motor vessel, while under the influence, will land you in jail. Consuming an alcoholic beverage while operating a motor vessel will result in citation or arrest. 
Thinking about having "one for the road?"  Think again!  Members of CG Law Enforcement Team 7 practice arrest procedures onboard an Auxiliary vessel at CG Station Ponce Inlet.  Operating a motor vessel, while under the influence, will land you in jail. Consuming an alcoholic beverage while operating a motor vessel will result in citation or arrest.
Vessel Examination Station.
Vessel Examination Station.		 Personal Water-Craft (PWC) Training. A new program established within the U.S. Cost Guard Auxiliary. Flotilla 44 currently has no PWC vessels.
Personal Water-Craft (PWC) Training
 A new program established within
the U.S. Cost Guard Auxiliary.
Flotilla 44 currently has no PWC
vessels.		 Auxiliarist's duties routinely involve interaction with other services. In this photo, a visit and contact with the U.S.S. Porter (DDG-78).
Auxiliarist's duties routinely involve interaction with other services. In this photo, a visit and contact with the
U.S.S. Porter (DDG-78).

    The job of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, the uniformed civilian component of the U.S. Coast Guard, as authorized by Congress, is to assist the U.S. Coast Guard in any way deemed appropriate by the Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard.  The only exception is military service and/or direct law enforcement involvement.  Our primary function is assisting with search and rescue on and over the high seas and, and educating the public in boating safety.   Interested in joining the team, click here.

Want to know more about the Coast Guard Auxiliary's various programs, click here.
   
Our Four Cornerstones.

Public Education

Operations

Vessel Safety Inspections

Fun and Fellowship

Public Education courses.  Public Education Courses
Click here for a listing of Public Education courses available in Daytona Beach.

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