Flotilla 03 - Division 10 - 8th District
 Coastal Region
 Area of Responsibility
  Lake Ray Roberts - Sanger, Texas

Since the recreational boating population in the United States is growing rapidly, the Coast Guard Auxiliary needs a few good men and women like you. As an Auxiliarist, you will have the opportunity to select and participate in one or more of the Auxiliary's major programs.

If you feel strongly about the rewards you can get from serving your community, the Coast Guard Auxiliary is the right place for you! Either through on- water Operations, the Auxiliary's Public Education Program, Courtesy Examination Program, Radio Watchstander, Coast Guard Recruiting, Marine Environmental Protection or Coast Guard Administration.

Increase Your Skills

The Auxiliary and the Coast Guard provide specialized training on all aspects of boating, as well as leadership and administration. Auxiliarists receive valuable training in seamanship and related skills, and enjoy the sense of confidence of knowing that they are better and safer boaters.

Support the Coast Guard

Auxiliarists provide direct operational and administrative support to many local Coast Guard units. You can wear the Coast Guard Auxiliary uniform and become part of Team Coast Guard. When you qualify through training, you can take part in Search and Rescue operations, stand radio watch at the Coast Guard Station, work with the Marine Safety Office on pollution matters or work in the Recruiting Office.

Service to Your Community

Auxiliarists aren't paid with money, but with satisfaction. We furnish and maintain our own equipment and can choose to participate at a level tailored to our individual capabilities. We provide boating safety classes for youth and adults and examine recreational vessel for safety equipment to ensure that our neighbors will be safe on the waterways.

Enjoy Fun & Fellowship

In all activities, enjoy fellowship - the good company of other Auxiliarists at meetings and training sessions, on patrols and other missions, and at ceremonies and social events. One of he Auxiliary's trademarks is good old-fashioned hospitality. Friends, neighbors and interested members of the public are always welcome to attend one of our flotilla meetings.

In addition, dedication to boating safety provides the atmosphere for getting together to swap boating experiences and participate in cruises and rendezvous. You'll find a special camaraderie among Auxiliarists that's hard to beat. There's time to relax and have fun at Auxiliary outings, training sessions, patrols, CMEs, classes, and conferences. Auxiliarists make lasting, meaningful friendships.

Knowing that you belong to a special group of people and directly participate in helping save lives gives your Auxiliary membership a special meaning.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT JOINING THE AUXILIARY

Please feel free to contact us either by telephone or via online form below. Your inquiry will be forwarded to an Auxiliary member who lives in your general area for follow-up.

On-Line Flotilla Finder 

Find Auxiliary Flotillas close to a given location by entering a Zip Code using our online National Flotilla Finder. Or to locate a North Texas Flotilla nearest you, click on our Local Flotilla Finder.

Email

For more information on becoming a part of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary Team contact Curt Eggleston, Flotilla 10-03 --Flotilla Commander at FC@a0811003.uscgaux.info or...

Telephone 

National Coast Guard Customer InfoLine: 1-877-875-6296
(TDD: 1-800-689-0816)