U.S. Coast Guard Station Quillayute River

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Gone but never forgotten.
02/13/2026

Gone but never forgotten.

02/13/2026

Today we remember the brave souls who ventured out into unforgiving seas February 12, 1997. A Coast Guard crew responded to the calls for aid from a distressed sailboat when disaster struck.

29 years later we continue to honor and remember our shipmates who gave the ultimate sacrifice and gave everything so that other may live.

BM2 David Bosley, MK3 Matthew Schlimme, and SN Clinton Miniken will never be forgotten. Their acts of heroism will always be commemorated.

Station Quillayute River crews train in realistic “person in the water” scenarios to stay ready for search and rescue an...
02/06/2026

Station Quillayute River crews train in realistic “person in the water” scenarios to stay ready for search and rescue and law enforcement missions. Continuous training means being prepared for anything, so when it matters most, our crews are ready to keep the maritime community safe.

01/28/2026

Bad weather makes for good boat operators.

Heavy weather training is imperative to remain mission ready at station Quillayute River. Honing our skills in environments that push our limits as boat operators and crew members makes sure that we are able to respond in even the foulest conditions.

Bravo Zulu to all crew members involved in today’s training!

01/20/2026

Training is where precision is built! Today’s routine helo ops training between Station Quillayute River and Air Station Port Angeles ensure our crews are ready to execute flawlessly when real-world emergencies demand it.

Bravo Zulu to all crews involved!

10/01/2025

NOTICE: DUE TO THE LAPSE IN FEDERAL FUNDING, INFORMATION ON THIS SOCIAL MEDIA SITE WILL NOT BE ACTIVELY MANAGED.

Coast Guard Station Quillayute River has changed their Station Business/SAR phone number to 206-815-6960. This phone num...
08/06/2025

Coast Guard Station Quillayute River has changed their Station Business/SAR phone number to 206-815-6960. This phone number is for general station business or bar reports only. The previously listed phone number will be disconnected on August 8th, 2025.

11/20/2024

UPDATE: All Coast Guard Sector Puget Sound VHF radio, internet, and phone capabilities have been restored.

11/20/2024

‼️UPDATE🚨 Coast Guard Sector Puget Sound is currently experiencing a phone, radio, and internet outage.

All mariners are requested to monitor channel 16 and contact the 13th Coast Guard District at 866-498-0713 to report any emergency situations.

11/20/2024

❗❗ UPDATE ❗❗
All Coast Guard Sector Puget Sound VHF radio, internet, and phone capabilities have been restored.

11/20/2024

‼️‼️ URGENT ‼️ ‼️
Coast Guard Sector Puget Sound is currently experiencing an internet outage which has caused our marine radios as well as phone numbers in our command center to be offline.
All mariners are requested to monitor channel 16 and contact the 13th Coast Guard District at 866-498-0713 to report any emergency situations.

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La Push, WA
98350

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