Welcome to the Flotilla 20-2, District 5SR Web Site
We are the only Flotilla in this Division with a USCG Station AND a Sector Field Office in our area of responsibility.
YOUR USCG Auxiliary supports boaters operating around the northern end of Bogue Banks. We also support operations at USCG Station Ft. Macon. This Flotilla attracts its members from the MHC, Beaufort, and adjacent areas.
Photo above: Flotilla Commander Jaime Reyes Gonzalez (R), Vice Flotilla Commander Robert Simpson (L).
Please click here or on Calendar on the Menu at left to view our upcoming meetings.
Family Fun Day at USCG Station Ft. Macon featuring Sue Hamann, IPFC and new member John Brennan serving up the burgers and doggies!
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, USCG Station Ft. Macon, Cape Lookout Hall
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony 13MAY24 at USCG Station Ft. Macon for the Cape Lookout Hall. From L to R: Don Cremer, FSO-HR; Jeff Perkins, IPDCDR; Pastor Jim Daub; Admiral Steven Poulin, Vice Commodore, USCG; Bert Simpson, VFC & Bill Gerdsen, VCDR
Sue Hamann, IPFC at Cherry Point Marine Base on 11MAY24 flanked by The Blue Angels Crew Photo: Reverend Jim Daub
Photos of the Flotilla's 2025 Change of Watch and Awards Dinner coming soon.
Overwhelmed at the breadth of activities and opportunities you may be interested in participating? Click here for the USCG Auxiliary Involvement Plan, specifically written for those to assist in making choices for their Auxiliary success. Check it out HERE!
Your U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary offers you these opportunities:
• Learn and/or instruct Certified Boating Safety classes for the public
• Advanced Auxiliary training in boating skills leading to becoming Crew and Coxswain
• Become a culinary specialist and work at USCG Station Ft. Macon or on the CG Cutters at the Station
• Assist the Coast Guard in the AUXAIR program as an aircraft pilot, crew or observer. (No experience required for Observer)
• Learn radio communications training and perform communications at USCG station Ft. Macon
• Become a Certified Vessel Safety Examiner
• Be involved in joint training with the USCG
• Put your skills as an event planner to work on our public events
• Put your writing skills to work in marketing, promotions, advertising, communications, and publications
• Interact with local marine stores and marinas to promote boating safety
• Many other opportunities in human resources, finance, marine safety and the environment, navigation services, public affairs, materials, website development, and more.
2025 Change of Watch and Award Dinner
See photos below by clicking the red arrows on either the right or left side located between the photos and the dots OR clicking the circles below the images.
All photos by Mark Sonder, BA-YCW except for FSOs being sworn in Photo by Teresa M. Allgood and Auxiliarists of the Year Photo by Megan Daub
