Fifth District, Southern Region (5SR) - Division 2 Washington, D.C.
"The Potomac Division"
| I. General | II. Div. 2 Flotillas | III. Div. 2 Auxiliarists | IV. Links | V. Disclaimer/Contact |
Division 2, "the Potomac Division," promotes boating safety in our nation's capital. The DC metro area is home to many parks, marinas and recreation spots along the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers.
The Coast Guard Auxiliary (CGAUX) provides numerous training and fellowship opportunities. Auxiliarists volunteer thousands of hours each year to assisting boaters on the water, teaching boating classes, providing boat owners with free safety examination for their boats, and supporting authorized USCG missions. You may apply for membership in the CGAUX if you are a United States citizen, 16 years of age or older. For more specific information about the requirements for joining the CGAUX, please visit the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary National Page.
Division 2 is made up of five flotillas. All Auxiliarists belong to a flotilla, which is the basic unit of the organization. Our flotillas meet in Washington, DC (2 flotillas); Leesburg, VA; Greenbelt, MD; and Ft. Washington, MD.
The following is a listing of Division 2 flotillas and meeting locations. All meetings are held in the evening. Prospective members are welcome at flotilla meetings. If you are interested in visiting a flotilla, please contact Anne Pastorkovich, CGAUX, Webmaster (send an e-mail) first. The Flotilla Commander may have to notify you of special instructions/photo ID requirements. Your e-mail will be forwarded to the appropriate Flotilla Commander, who will contact you with more information about his/her flotilla and flotilla meetings.
Division 2 flotillas offer public education courses including Boating Skills & Seamanship, Sailing & Seamanship, and Advanced Coastal Navigation. (Coming Soon: Class Listings!)
Meetings
Division 2 Auxiliarists are welcome and encouraged to come to monthly Division meetings. Fore more information, please contact Anne Pastorkovich, CGAUX, Webmaster, (send an e-mail) for more information and directions/uniform-of-the-day. CGAUX are asked to wear the appropriate uniform-of-the-day, guests may be comfortable in "business-casual" attire.
NOTICE/DISCLAIMER - Links to non-Coast Guard entities are not under the control of the United States Coast Guard or the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, and are provided for the convenience of our members and visitors to this page. They do not, in any way, constitute an endorsement of the linked pages or any commercial or private issues or products presented there. We cannot make any warranty or representation concerning the content of these sites, or secondary sites from the pages to which they link. PRIVACY - This site does not collect any information from viewers of the site. E-mail addresses of persons corresponding to Auxiliary addresses contained on this site are not used for any purpose other then individual communications with the sender and are not divulged to anyone outside the United States Coast Guard or United States Coast Guard Auxiliary.
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Last update: August 2, 2007.