US Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 053-07-12, Barnegat Light, NJ

US Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 053-07-12, Barnegat Light, NJ Flotilla 07-12 is located in Barnegat Light, NJ. We are an all-volunteer, uniformed component of the United States Coast Guard.

We are civilians from the community, and our primary mission is to promote local recreational boating safety to the public.

07/31/2026

Police and the Coast Guard are teaming up to promote sober boating.

07/18/2026

NJDOT’s Beach Haven West dredging project is set to begin this weekend with work starting in Cedar Run, Ship Bottom, Little Egg, and Harvey Cedars areas of Barnegat Bay. Over 7 miles of pipeline will be both sunk and floating in the Bay. The entire length of pipeline will be marked with buoys and lights.

Pipelines can be difficult to see in certain conditions and may traverse areas outside of marked channels traditionally utilized by local boaters. The public are advised to be aware and use extreme caution when operating around marked pipelines and should stay away from all floating equipment. Use slow/no wake speeds when passing equipment, and use channel 63 to contact the equipment as necessary.

07/18/2026

Please join us for our annual Open House Wednesday August 12th!

03/28/2026

Safeguarding the Marine Transportation System—Yesterday, Today, Always!

Commemorating a Hero’s Final FlightFlotilla Barnegat Light joins the Coast Guard family in honoring AST2 Tyler Jaggers. ...
03/27/2026

Commemorating a Hero’s Final Flight

Flotilla Barnegat Light joins the Coast Guard family in honoring AST2 Tyler Jaggers. Yesterday, following ceremonies at Joint Base Lewis‑McChord and Joint Base Andrews, the Ceremonial Honor Guard received his casket and rendered honors in the presence of senior leaders, shipmates, and loved ones.

AST2 Jaggers exemplified the highest standards of our Service and the Aviation Rescue Swimmer community. As we mark his final flight, we honor his courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to saving others.


03/27/2026

⚖️ SHIP STABILITY QUIZ 🌊

Ship stability is critical for safe navigation and cargo handling. The relationship between center of gravity (G) and center of buoyancy (B) determines how stable a vessel is.

When a ship tilts, the buoyancy force creates a righting moment that brings the ship back upright. The vertical distance between G and the metacenter (M) is called Metacentric Height (GM) – a key stability indicator.

A positive GM means the ship will return to upright position. A negative GM spells danger!

What is the vertical distance between the center of gravity and the center of buoyancy called?

A) Metacentric Height (GM)
B) Draft
C) Freeboard
D) Displacement

Comment your answer below! 💪

Call 609-757-0712 to schedule your VSC!
03/27/2026

Call 609-757-0712 to schedule your VSC!

Part of being ? Getting that vessel safety check done. 💪 Schedule yours today!

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary | America's Boating Club National Safe Boating Council

Congratulations to former Flotilla Barnegat Light Vice Flotilla Commander Wendy R. Greer on her exemplary performance an...
03/27/2026

Congratulations to former Flotilla Barnegat Light Vice Flotilla Commander Wendy R. Greer on her exemplary performance and successful completion of her Oral Boards.

The Auxiliary Prevention Outreach Specialist (AUX‑MEES) qualification is a U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary designation centered on marine environmental education and public outreach, frequently in support of the Sea Partners Campaign. As one of the 27 Performance Qualification Standards (PQSs) within the Trident Program, the AUX‑MEES qualification contributes toward eligibility for the Marine Safety Training Ribbon and reinforces the Auxiliary’s commitment to marine environmental stewardship and public engagement.

Marine Safety Training Ribbon

03/25/2026

Flotilla Barnegat Light – Boating Safety Starts Here!
Dedicated to promoting safe, responsible boating across our coastal community.

From Barnegat Inlet to the back bays, our volunteers work year‑round to support education, preparedness, and awareness on the water.

Volunteer for the 2026 National Recreational Boating Safety Survey

The National Recreational Boating Safety Survey (NRBSS) is a nationwide study sponsored by the U.S. Coast Guard that helps measure how many people go boating, the types of boats they use, and how often they spend time on the water.

We are currently seeking volunteers to support this effort. Volunteers are asked to complete a brief sign-up form that collects basic information about their boating habits and contact details. This information will be shared with the U.S. Coast Guard to ensure a diverse group of boaters can be invited to participate in the full NRBSS survey later this year.

To volunteer, please visit:
https://norcfed.gov1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0ezfBlrTYxLdG4e

🛟 Free Vessel Safety Checks
📘 Boating Safety Classes
⚓ Local Outreach & Community

Thank you for completing the survey.

Address

601 Bayview Avenue
Barnegat Light, NJ
08006

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