Welcome Visitors and US Coast Guard Auxiliary Members

•   Flotilla 15-08 is located in Yorba Linda, CA and is part of Division 15 in District 11SR.   We are members of the  United States Coast Guard Auxiliary,  the volunteer branch of the United States Coast Guard, established by Congress in 1939 to assist in promoting boating safety. Today, there are nearly 36,000 Auxiliary members.   
   
•  We conduct safety patrols on the Pacific coastal waters and local waterways, assist the Coast Guard with homeland security duties, teach boating safety classes, conduct free vessel safety checks for the public, as well as many other activities. 
  
  
•  Get the latest Auxiliary news here →

Members      Flotilla members should go to the Flotilla 15-08 Deck for scheduled events and Auxiliary information.

Visitors

•    Our meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month at the Yorba Linda Community Center . Hatches open at 1900 hours and after business is completed we have some fellowship time at 2030 hours with refreshments. Contact Anne Evans our FSO-PS at 714 970-1891 for further information. 

• Should you be interested in joining the US Coast Guard Auxiliary, please go the the Visitor Information section.  

•  Own a boat? Get a free Vessel Safety Check by a qualified Auxiliary member near you. You can also find great boating education courses at our Boating information site. 

Flotilla Events

 National Save Boating Week Event hosted by Flotilla 15-08

Fullerton, CA: The Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 15-08 invites SoCal boaters to participate in a North Orange County Community Day event, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 9, 2009 at Fullerton Memorial Airport, in celebration of National Safe Boating Week.

Boaters, along with beach-goers and other area residents, can learn more about the men and women of the Coast Guard -- and meet members of local police, fire and rescue agencies -- during the day-long fair. The event will begin with a mock search-and-rescue demonstration, when a Coast Guard HH-65c rescue helicopter arrives.

As part of the free event, supported by local rescue agencies and the Coast Guard, the public can also see Coast Guard patrol boats and PWCs, and talk with crews. Various agencies will have items on display at informational booths -- and food, entertainment and games will also be provided.

As part of National Safe Boating Week, the Coast Guard Auxiliary will offer first aid and boating safety demonstrations, and on-trailer vessel inspections. Boaters can also bring in expired flares for proper disposal.