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The Coast Guard Auxiliary is a civilian, uniformed, all-volunteer component of the U.S. Coast Guard.  Auxiliarists perform virtually all missions of the Active Coast Guard except for direct law enforcement and the use of arms.  The Auxiliary is a force multiplier to augment active missions besides performing the traditional role in promoting Recreational Boater Safety.

The Auxiliary's basic unit is the flotilla. Our flotilla, Flotilla 42, serves Port Angeles and Sequim, Washington. Our communities are located on the shores of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, a body of salt water that separates the Olympic Peninsula from Vancouver Island, British Columbia in Canada.

We assist our local Coast Guard unit (Group/Air Station Port Angeles) by conducting watch-standing, operational support, on-the-water safety patrols, public education classes, and vessel safety checks--to name a few of the many activities we participate in. Visit the links on our site to find out how to attend a boating class, have a voluntary safety check of your vessel, or to join the Auxiliary.

Monthly Meeting - The public is welcome!
Flotilla 42 meets at St. Luke’s Church hall the third Thursday of each month at 1900 (7 p.m.). The church is located at 525 N. 5th Ave in Sequim. There is a large parking lot in the back. The hall has double doors that open out to the parking lot. The entry drive is between the church and the open MRI building.  Coming from Washington St. turn left just in front of the St. Luke’s sign – coming from Old Olympic Hwy, turn right just after the St. Luke’s sign.

Contact Information

Telephone  360-477-4610

Location - Sequim, Port Angeles, Forks, and Neah Bay, WA

Electronic mail

General Information: Division Public Affairs Officer
How to Join:  Personnel Services Officer
Member Support: Member Training Officer