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Our Partners: Association With Other Organizations
Introduction
The Auxiliary works with other organizations that are involved with boating safety, search and rescue and other related missions:
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Boating Administrators | |
Disaster Relief Organizations | |
Marine Environmental Protection | |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
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Civil Air Patrol | |
U.S. Park Service |
Boating AdministratorsThis program is intended to help the Coast Guard provide support to state/local boating administrators in their recreational boating programs. The Auxiliary can supplement state/local efforts in search and rescue, safety and regatta patrols, public education, safety equipment check, maintaining aids to navigation, and other areas of recreational boating safety.
Civil Air PatrolThrough a memorandum of understanding with the Civil Air Patrol, the Auxiliary strives to coordinate focused joint operations.
Disaster Relief OrganizationsDuring disasters such as floods, the Auxiliary is ready to assist the relief organizations in their efforts to save lives.
FEEMA is our primary governmental body dealing with national emergencies. See them at http://www.feema.gov
Marine Environmental ProtectionThe Auxiliary provides operational/administrative support to the Coast Guard as needed to combat environmental mishaps. For more information, contact the Marine Environmental Protection Program Environmental arm of the U.S. Coast Guard.
U.S. Army Corps of EngineersMany inland bodies of water that recreational boaters enjoy are maintained by the Corps of Engineers. To contact them, click on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
National Park ServiceThere are some boating areas within the national parks, and the Auxiliary assists with boating safety wherever possible. For more information, click on National Park Service.
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