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Serving the maritime community in Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties, from Point Conception to Point Mugu.


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The Coast Guard Auxiliary was authorized by Congress on June 23, 1939. This act authorized the Coast Guard to use civilian volunteers to promote boating safety on the nation's waterways.

On October 19, 1996 Congress greatly increased the responsibilities and training of the Auxiliary. The intent of Congress was to expand the ability of the Coast Guard to utilize Auxiliary Coast Guard units and members for missions not contemplated in 1939. The Coast Guard Authorization Act increased the scope of the Auxiliary's duties to include any role, mission, or operation that the Commandant of the Coast Guard might envision.

Thus, the Coast Guard Auxiliary, traditionally known for its Boating Safely Classes and Vessel Safety Checks, now has greatly increased responsibilities.

USCGA Operations Training

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Operational Facility (OPFAC) "Mr. Chips" works with a 47' U.S. Coast Guard Motor Life Boat (MLB) during Operations Training.

Contact Division 7

Division 7 District 11SR
USCG Recruiting Station Channel Islands Harbor
4202 Victoria Ave
1-800-838-3916

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Division 7 Flotillas

Flotilla 71
Santa Barbara
 
Flotilla 72
Channel Islands Harbor
 
Flotilla 73
The Islands
 
Flotilla 74
Ventura
 

Flotilla 77
Mandalay Bay


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