Rockland Coast Guard City

Rockland, Maine





"Coast Guard Cities regularly reaching out to Coast Guard personnel and their families and make them feel “at home at their home away from home.”
The city’s efforts illustrate a longstanding and enduring relationship with an emphasis on considerations the community has made for the members of the Coast Guard family."

 

Welcome Aboard!


Here you will find information to help newly-reporting personnel and their families learn more about the City of Rockland and Midcoast Maine. Whether you have orders in hand or you are contemplating a transfer to the area, this site is a great place to learn about area history, local health care facilities, restaurants, real estate, churches, schools, shopping, and life on the Coast of Maine. In Maine, the Coast Guard is responsible for maintaining Aids to Navigation, Search and Rescue, Recreational Boating Safety, Commercial Vessel Safety, Protecting Living Marine Resources, Homeland Security, and Ice Breaking. Since 2001 the U.S. Coast Guard has been part of the Department of Homeland Security.

Coast Guard's Curtis J. Barthel departs Station Rockland Sebastian C. Arnsdorf Assumes Command

ROCKLAND — Rockland residents and dignitaries from throughout the Midcoast gathered June 17 at the Coast Guard pier on Tillson Avenue to bid farewell to Chief Warrant Officer Curtis Barthel of the U.S. Coast Guard. After three years as commanding officer of U.S. Coast Guard Station Rockland, Curt will transfer to Group Humboldt Bay in McKinleyville, California, where he will serve as assistant surface operations officer. Sector Northern New England Prevention Department Head Commander Brian Gilda stood in at the June 17 ceremony for the sector commander, Capt. Jim McPherson, who has been working to assist with the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Commander Gilda praised Rockland, calling it "our most distinguished Coast Guard city," and thanked the Coast Guard City Committee for its commitment to the families of the crew members at the Coast Guard stations that call Rockland their home port. More . . .

Dear Incoming Transfers:
As chairman of the City Committee, I’d like to welcome you and assure you that our committee will do everything it can to help you feel comfortable and welcomed to our little corner of Maine. We have a rich heritage with personnel at the station and each of the units assigned to Rockland. We are the 9th city to be named a Coast Guard City. Rockland and the surrounding area are rich with historical significance. Residents are very proud of the seafaring heritage and brisk work ethic.

I hope that your transition is already going well. If you need anything that the Coast Guard units are unable to help you with, please feel free to contact me and I or one of the members of the committee will get you the information you need. One of the main functions of the CG City Committee is to assist members with their transition to the Mid-Coast Area and take care of incoming people or Coast Guard personnel that would just like more information about the area.

I wish you the best of luck with your move to the Rockland area and I'm looking forward to meeting you. I want you to know that the committee is committed to you and your family's well being as you make the move to the Rockland area.

Mike Miller
Chairman, Rockland
207-542-1364
mikem@soundvest.com

Rockland U.S. Coast Guard Units

CG Station RocklandCWO Sebastian Arnsdorf 207-596-6667
USCGC THUNDER BAYLT Matthew Mckeown207-596-6763
USCGC ABBIE BURGESSCW04 Thomas Svejcar207-594-2663
USCGC TACKLEBMC Jesse Deery207-594-7954











ROCKLAND COAST GUARD CITY CUP GOLF TOURNAMENT AND ANNIVERSARY

JULY 9, 2010 EVENT RESULTS
There were 76 people who registered resulting in 19 teams of four accompanied by early fog and then a beautiful sunny day. Approximately 50% were active Coast Guard personnel from the Northern New England Sector and included active Coast Guard representatives from Rockland, South Portland, and Jonesport, Maine and the other 50% were civilians. The civilian teams included a team from Rockland Fire Department and another team from Pen Bay Healthcare, additional teams were from various parts of Maine including Vinalhaven and Sandford. . . . More

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