U.S. Coast Guard Station Hatteras Inlet

U.S. Coast Guard Station Hatteras Inlet U.S. Coast Guard Station Hatteras Inlet is a multi-mission small boat station located on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. The U.S.
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***CG STATION HATTERAS INLET PHONE NUMBER CHANGE***CG Station Hatteras Inlet has changed its phone number, the new numbe...
08/07/2025

***CG STATION HATTERAS INLET PHONE NUMBER CHANGE***
CG Station Hatteras Inlet has changed its phone number, the new number is (206) 815-7262. Please help spread the word and update your call lists accordingly. As Always, we will be monitoring VHF Channel 16 for distress. Our old number will be disconnected in the near future. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out!

“The key ingredient to a well-trained crew, is a well-fed crew! 🍽️ Culinary Specialist Logan Kelly served up lobster two...
06/14/2025

“The key ingredient to a well-trained crew, is a well-fed crew! 🍽️

Culinary Specialist Logan Kelly served up lobster two ways, with lemon garlic herb butter, sous vide filet mignon with au jus, a little mash and some greens (including a Monterrey Salad with spiced pecans) cause we’re healthy...

If eating like this, or serving it, interests you, reach out to your local recruiter!

U.S. Coast Guard Sector North Carolina
U.S. Coast Guard Mid-Atlantic
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What a beautiful day on the water. The crew practiced towing drills, but dont let the sun get to you, the water is still...
01/25/2025

What a beautiful day on the water. The crew practiced towing drills, but dont let the sun get to you, the water is still dangerously cold!

U.S. Coast Guard Sector North Carolina
U.S. Coast Guard Mid-Atlantic

Wow, what an uncommon experience on the Outer Banks! Snow fall levels were reported as high as 8 inches! We hoped everyo...
01/25/2025

Wow, what an uncommon experience on the Outer Banks! Snow fall levels were reported as high as 8 inches! We hoped everyone stayed warm, and we will all be looking forward to higher temperatures next week.

U.S. Coast Guard Sector North Carolina
U.S. Coast Guard Mid-Atlantic

On December 18th at approximately 4:30 PM, Station Hatteras Inlet received a distress call on Channel 16 from the recrea...
12/22/2024

On December 18th at approximately 4:30 PM, Station Hatteras Inlet received a distress call on Channel 16 from the recreational vessel Roe Boat with a length of only 21ft, reporting an engine failure.

The vessel was located northeast of Diamond Shoals, about 40 nautical miles from the station.

A Good Samaritan initially took the vessel in tow, but as weather conditions worsened, the operator realized it was too challenging to continue, and proceeded to drop the tow and leave the disabled vessel on their own .

Within 12 minutes, Station Hatteras Inlet's crew launched the 47 MLB to assist. Upon arriving on scene the crew of the 47 noted 5-6ft seas and 20 kts of wind. The two individuals were safely towed around diamond shoals and arrived at Village Marina boat ramp around 1130 pm. The mariners were then able to remove their vessel from the water and arrange for repairs.

Stay safe, everyone, and have a happy holiday season.

The past few days at Station Hatteras Inlet have been incredibly busy, but filled with great moments!First, congratulati...
12/14/2024

The past few days at Station Hatteras Inlet have been incredibly busy, but filled with great moments!

First, congratulations to MK3 Owens on his well-deserved promotion to MK2! Your dedication and hard work have truly paid off!

We also celebrated our annual Christmas party, where the crew, friends, and family gathered for a fun time together. It was a special opportunity to recognize and thank everyone for their ongoing support, which helps keep us all moving forward. A well-earned celebration after another year of hard work!

The next day, we had the privilege of releasing 117 rehabilitated sea turtles back into the Gulf Stream, giving them a second chance at life.

Wishing everyone a joyful holiday season!

A lot of hard work has been rewarded lately. Congratulations to all of the following people:BM2 Laracuente for earning h...
12/08/2024

A lot of hard work has been rewarded lately.
Congratulations to all of the following people:

BM2 Laracuente for earning his Heavy Weather Coxswain Qualification. He can now head out in seas up to 20 Feet and wind as high as 57.5 MPH!

BM2 Heird, BM3 Bassetti, and BM3 Newsome for earning their Officer of the Day Qualifications.

SN Greene, SN Mayer, FN Hondorf, and SN Pummill for earning their Watchastander Qualifications.

MK2 Taylor, BM3 Boguslawski, and SN Sepulveda for earning their Boarding Team Member Qualifications.

And finally MK3 Hodges for earning his 27’ SPC-SW II Engineer Qualification.

Bravo Zulu Shipmates! Now go take a well earned break to enjoy Holiday Routine and time with your families!

A few weeks ago…around the station. During their tour, they learned about the entire search and rescue process. The less...
11/23/2024

A few weeks ago…around the station. During their tour, they learned about the entire search and rescue process. The lesson began in the watch room where they were given a mock case and had to obtain the information needed to begin to launch a boat, then they went to the Wet Rooms and learned about the personal protective equipment the coasties wear to shield them from the elements. Following the wet room, they boarded the stations Motor Life Boats and were taught about all the systems that make the rescues we do possible. Finally, they disembarked the boats and began learning how to throw heaving lines. The station was overjoyed and honored to host such a great class and look forward to more opportunities to come. Bravo Zulu, Ocracoke Middle School! 🇺🇸

Highlight of the week! 🚁These 3 members from Station Hatteras Inlet went to Air Station Elizabeth City for an opportunit...
11/19/2024

Highlight of the week! 🚁

These 3 members from Station Hatteras Inlet went to Air Station Elizabeth City for an opportunity to explore different ratings in the Coast Guard. This is not only a great experience, but also one of the ways the Coast Guard differs from other branches. We let our people shadow different jobs before they choose their rate!

They lived a day in the life of a Coast Guard airman, got to tour the hangar, and even took to the sky’s on one of the Air Stations MH-60 Jayhawks.

Thank you and Bravo Zulu to Air Station Elizabeth City for allowing them this unique opportunity. 🇺🇸

The unit says farewell to SN Longo. We thank you for your highly positive attitude and hard charging work ethic. Congrat...
11/13/2024

The unit says farewell to SN Longo. We thank you for your highly positive attitude and hard charging work ethic. Congratulations on your orders to the Aviation Machinery Technician A-school. Bravo Zulu shipmate!

The unit would like to welcome aboard SN Sherbert and SN Peek. This is their first unit and we are excited to see what they have to offer as well as teach them the skills needed for their future!

SN Sherbert comes from Nashville, Tennessee and is a certified diver.

SN Peek comes from Arizona and was a competitive shooter with Arizona State University.

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59248 Coast Guard Road
Hatteras, NC
27943

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+12529862176

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