U.S. Coast Guard Station Pascagoula

11/10/2024

Happy Birthday United States Marine Corps!

10/14/2024

With the recent hurricane deployments behind us, I want to take a moment to extend my heartfelt congratulations to the XPO, Chief Jordan Delk. Amidst the challenges, he successfully passed his Officer in Charge review board and is now certified to lead his own unit.

Achieving this certification is a significant personal milestone. The review board evaluates not only your knowledge but also your leadership skills and your commitment to supporting your crew and their families. This is a remarkable accomplishment, and I encourage everyone to join me in congratulating Chief Jordan Delk!

09/26/2024

Coast Guard Station Pascagoula is heading to Florida. Many may not know that Station Pascagoula is also specialized in flood rescue operations. They are fully prepared to deploy right after a storm to conduct rescues, clear out neighborhoods, and provide assistance.

Update, CG Pascagoula crew at work!

07/12/2024

This week the crew of Station Pascagoula is helping support the Pensacola Blue Angels air show. Shout out to U.S. Coast Guard Station Pensacola for allowing us to hang out enjoy the beautiful waters.

06/10/2024

The team below is embarking on a momentous journey aboard Coast Guard Station Pascagoula's 45' Response Boat Medium (RBM). Four dedicated crew members will sail past seven states, covering an impressive distance of over 1675 nautical miles. This remarkable expedition includes two coxswains from U.S. Coast Guard Station Pascagoula , an engineer from U.S. Coast Guard Station Pensacola and a crew member from U.S. Coast Guard Sector Mobile. The expedition is estimated to take around 9 days to accomplish. Upon reaching their destination, CG Station Curtis Bay will proudly become the new home for the 45' RBM.

05/24/2024

The dedicated team at Station Pascagoula is putting in their utmost effort to train and equip themselves for the approaching hurricane season, ready to face whatever challenges mother nature throws their way. The Coast Guard stands ever vigilant and prepared, Always Ready (Semper Paratus).

05/23/2024

Have you thought about joining your local Coast Guard Auxiliary? Do you know what the Coat Guard Auxiliary does?

The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary is an all-volunteer component of the United States Coast Guard. Thier vessels and aircraft deploy across all of the United States. They aid or save countless boaters every year. Every day the Auxiliary saves hundreds of thousands in property and saves countless life. Recreational boating safety is the priority of the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary.

The local Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotila 3-08 serves the Pascagoula, Gautier, and Ocean Springs area.

If you are interested in becoming a member please reach out to the Flotila Commander Dennis Bopp, (859) 338-2184

Below is a link to the local CG Auxiliary web page.

Public and Members Website for the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary's Flotilla 3-8, District 8CR

05/03/2024

Station Pascagoula had an incredibly hectic week as the crew underwent training on a thier new platform the Special Purpose Craft designed for shallow water operations. This new vessel enables them to navigate in waters as shallow as 15 inches. Additionally, Station Pascagoula has taken on a new role as a flood response unit, ensuring the crew is prepared to rescue lives during natural disasters like floods and hurricanes.

Two shipmates, BM2 Loftis and ME2 McDonnel, have left the unit. Additionally, ME3 McDonnel has been promoted to ME2. We extend our best wishes to both of them for continued success at thier next assignment in the Coast Guard.

04/24/2024

This week, the Coast Guard said fairwell to a fellow shipmate who dedicated over 20 years of service. It is truly impressive to serve for such a long time and then retire. The sacrifices made by both the member and their family are significant. It is difficult to express the gratitude we feel for your commitment and loyalty to our service and country. Let us all congratulate BM1 Bradley Ray and his family. May your retirement be enjoyable, and always have fair winds and following seas.