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U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary pays an average hourly rate of $66 and hourly wages range from a low of $57 to a high of $76. Individual pay rates will, of course, vary depending on the job, department, location, as well as the individual skills and education of each employee.

Directly Benefit Your Community By joining the Auxiliary, you have the ability to make sure recreational watercrafts are safe by providing vessel safety checks, instruct the public on safe boating procedures through public education courses and program visits, and even save the lives of mariners in distress.

The Coast Guard is a military service and is a component of the U.S. Armed Forces. The Coast Guard Auxiliary is a component of Coast Guard Forces like the active duty, Reserve, and civilian components.

When you login to AUXDATA II with your username and password, you will be redirected to a new screen that indicates a one-time passcode is required. You will be asked to select a method for receiving the passcode - either email or the mobile device authentication app.

Guardian Benefits Base Exchange Shopping Privileges. ... Uniforms and Awards. ... Tax Deductions. ... Insurance Coverage. ... Coast Guard Federal Credit Union. ... Coast Guard Mutual Assistance. ... Coast Guard Work-Life Programs. ... Fellowship.

Retired status is designed to recognize the continuos significant contributions of those Auxiliarists who no longer desire or who are not able to participate in the authorized activities. Retired status is not a membership category and is not intended for all members.

7006 - Change of Officer Report. 7007 - Annual Unit Officers Report.

Transcript Safety and Security Patrols. Search and Rescue. Mass Casualty or Disasters. Pollution Response & Patrols. Homeland Security. Recreational Boating Safety. Commercial Fishing and Vessel Exams. Platforms for Boarding Parties.