Coast Guard
Enforcing maritime law, inspecting vessels and protecting the coast, ports and harbours.
Responsibilities
Five core areas of work.
Maritime law enforcement
Enforcing the law on the water, from the coast to the open sea.
Vessel inspections
Checking vessels meet the required safety standards.
Coastal patrols
Regular patrols along the coast and nearby waters.
Maritime search and rescue
Responding when people or vessels are in trouble at sea.
Port and harbour security
Keeping ports and harbours secure and orderly.
Where we operate
Operational jurisdictionThe United States Coast Guard (USCG) holds primary maritime law enforcement jurisdiction across San Andreas' coastal waters, oceans, ports, harbours, marinas, docks and navigable waterways, including vessels operating within these areas.
Coast Guard personnel also possess limited land-based jurisdiction around beaches, coastal roads, ports and maritime facilities, allowing them to enforce maritime laws, conduct vessel inspections and respond to coastal emergencies. This authority does not extend to unrestricted general policing outside designated maritime and coastal areas.
Service leadership
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VacantDeputy Chief of Coast GuardX-4
Specialist divisions
Members of the Coast Guard can work toward these divisions.
Work both services
Apply once on the EOTS Discord, then serve in the parks and on the water.