Coast Guard Station Washington, D.C., Coast Guard station on Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, Washington D.C., United States
Coast Guard Station Washington is a maritime security facility on Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling that monitors and responds to incidents along the Potomac River. The station conducts vessel inspections, manages water safety operations, and coordinates emergency response throughout the waterways serving the nation's capital.
The station was established in 2003 to strengthen maritime security following national defense priorities of that era. It emerged as a response to safeguard waterways serving the capital against emerging threats.
Personnel at Station Washington maintain strong connections with local communities through educational programs and maritime safety demonstrations throughout the year.
The facility is located on a military base and is not open to casual visitors. Access requires special authorization and visitors should arrange inquiries in advance.
The station works with multiple federal agencies to protect critical infrastructure in the capital including bridges and government buildings. This protective role often remains invisible to Potomac River visitors.
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