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Updated 5 June 2007

- BOATING CLASSES FOR THE PUBLIC

Classes will again be held during 2007 covering topics such as "America's Boating Course," Boating Skills & Seamanship, Personal Water Craft Safety, GPS for Mariners, New York Safe Boating, and How to Read a Nautical Chart.    Selected courses qualify for either the Connecticut Safe Boater Certificate, the CT Certificate of Personal Water Craft Operations, or the New York State Boating Safety Certificate.  Read more

- JOIN THE AUXILIARY

Get involved with Classroom Instruction, Vessel Safety Checks, on-water Search and Rescue, etc.    Read more

Find a flotilla near you (click here),  or click one of the following flotilla names:  Mamaroneck, Port Chester, Stamford, Norwalk, or Fairfield

- NEWS FOR DIVISION 7 MEMBERS

Next Division Meeting on 6 June at Port Chester base, time 1930

- Division Change of Watch 

  Dinner, Presentations, Awards, and Fellowship  Read more

- Information for Division 7 members 

  More Awards, Dates to Remember, New Currency Maintenance for 

  Boat Crew/Coxswains, and Clarified ICS Requirements  Read more

- Flotilla News.  Read more

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CAPTAIN’S CORNER

Another new beginning! Evan Tilley and I are looking forward to serving Division 7 and meeting our challenges with our team, living the values of the Coast Guard family, Honor, Respect and Devotion to Duty.

We have already moved forward together by looking at our accomplishments, our strengths and opportunities for 2007. As we prepare for PE classes, MDA, Operations or member training, our goal should also include support of each member to foster growth and development to be the best Auxiliarists we can be. Whether it’s mentoring new members, or participating in boat shows, operations or vessel exams, working as a team and get team you can count on in an emergency situation.

Fellowship is an important goal for Division 7. Remember to include other flotillas in your training exercises. There is plenty of experience, skills and resources available to share in our division. It is always okay to ask for help or offer assistance to another flotilla.

Remember that we represent the Coast Guard to the boating public. Making yourself approachable and accessible to the public may just make your day, possibly gain a new recruit or even save a life.

Thank you for everything you do. We look forward to a safe year with interesting opportunities, challenges and growth for all our members.

2007 ELECTED OFFICERS

DCP Linda Lakin

VCP Evan Tilley

IPDCP Virginia Lovas

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