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Detroit, Michigan, United States

DUTIESa. Exercise staff responsibility and supervision over all matters pertaining to the collection, recording, andforwarding of the flotilla's AUXMIS data, and keep members informed of all developments in this area.b. Unless otherwise directed, you are to schedule qualified Auxiliarists to perform specific activities in your area of responsibility. The schedule must include a specific time and place for the activity.c. Maintain close liaison with the Division Information Systems Staff Officer (SO-IS) in order to ensure proper credit is received for the members' and flotilla's activities.d. Coordinate and cooperate with the Flotilla Vessel Examination Staff Officer (FSO-VE), Flotilla PublicEducation Staff Officer (FSO-PE), Flotilla Operations Staff Officer (FSO-OP), Flotilla Member Training Staff Officer (FSO-MT), and Flotilla Personnel Services Staff Officer (FSO-PS), so that they are kept advised of the progress in each of their areas of responsibility.SPECIFIC DUTIES:a. Maintain a system of records to record all activity in each of the Mission Categories to support the Auxiliary Award system. Present at each meeting a report of the attainment in each category as of that date.b. Maintain a system to record all member activity in the categories that contribute to any Member Activity Award.c. Be prepared to prepare a report, when requested, on member activity in the VSC, OP, or PE/MT Programs.d. Coordinate with the Flotilla Secretary/Records Staff Officer (FSO-SR) to keep the Flotilla roster up-to-date.

Detroit, Michigan, United States

The Flotilla Commander (FC) provides primary leadership and supervision to the flotilla. The FC is responsible for ensuring that the overall Flotilla program conforms to the Coast Guard and Auxiliary Policies and procedures, as well as providing the communications link with Division elected officers.

Detroit, Michigan, United States

Ref: Membership Recruiting and Retention Guide, COMDTPUB P16794.12 (Series)Auxiliary Web Site (http://www.cgaux.org)DUTIES:a. Exercise staff responsibility and supervision over all matters pertaining to the flotilla's memberresources program, and keep flotilla members informed of all developments in the program.b. Unless otherwise directed, you are to schedule qualified Auxiliarists to perform specific activitiesin your area of responsibility. The schedule must include a specific time and place for the activity.c. Maintain close liaison with the Division Human Resources Staff Officer (SO-HS) in order to implement the member resources programs established for nationwide, district-wide or division-wide use.d. Coordinate and cooperate with the Flotilla Public Affairs Staff Officer (FSO-PA) in publicizing themember resources program.e. Effectively implement the member resources program in accordance with prescribedprocedures.SUGGESTED ADDITIONAL SECRETARY/RECORDS OFFICER DUTIESGENERAL DUTIES:a. Assume staff responsibility for matters pertaining to administrative and personnel reporting.b. Maintain a current roster of flotilla members. Cooperate with the Flotilla Information System Staff Officer (FSO-IS) in ensuring the member's records in AUXMIS are correct.c. Maintain a copy of the division and flotilla Standing Rules and other records as may be required to ensure the correctness and continuity of administration.d. Conduct ballot by mail when so directed.e. Submit articles to the unit publication when deemed necessary to keep the membership informed or when requested.f. Actively take part in the planning and execution of seminars, workshops, forums, and panel discussions.g. Report monthly to the Flotilla Vice Commander about the activities and progress in carrying out theseduties.

Detroit, Michigan, United States

DUTIES:a. Maintain close liaison with the Division Secretary/Records Staff Officer (SO-SR).b. Be responsible for the recording and publication of the minutes of the flotilla when it meets in officialsessions.c. Maintain a current record of flotilla officers, committee assignments and such other appointments as may be made by the FC.d. Maintain a current list of division officers.e. Maintain such other records as may be required to ensure the correctness and continuity of administration.SUGGESTED ADDITIONAL SECRETARY/RECORDS OFFICER DUTIESGENERAL DUTIES:a. Assume staff responsibility for matters pertaining to administrative and personnel reporting.b. Maintain a current roster of flotilla members. Cooperate with the Flotilla Information System Staff Officer(FSO-IS) in ensuring the member's records in AUXMIS are correct.c. Maintain a copy of the division and flotilla Standing Rules and other records as may be required to ensure the correctness and continuity of administration.d. Conduct ballot by mail when so directed.e. Submit articles to the unit publication when deemed necessary to keep the membership informed or when requested.f. Actively take part in the planning and execution of seminars, workshops, forums, and panel discussions.g. Report monthly to the Flotilla Vice Commander about the activities and progress in carrying out theseduties.SPECIFIC DUTIES:a. Maintain mailing lists for all members, and prospective members. Coordinate with FSO-PS and FSO-IS to ensure a correct, up-to-date list.b. Make a monthly mailing of the flotilla meeting notice, with meeting agenda, to all categories of members. Notices are to be mailed so as to be delivered no later than the Monday prior to the meeting.

Detroit, Michigan, United States

The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary is the uniformed auxiliary service of the United States Coast Guard. It is comprised of 26,000 members who volunteer their time to support the operation of the Coast Guard, promote and improve recreational boating safety, and provide trained crews and facilities to enhance the safety and security of US ports, waterways, and coastal regions.The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary is the uniformed auxiliary service of the United States Coast Guard. It is comprised of 26,000 members who volunteer their time to support the operation of the Coast Guard, promote and improve recreational boating safety, and provide trained crews and facilities to enhance the safety and security of US ports, waterways, and coastal regions.The Coast Guard Auxiliary has units in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and Guam, and participate in the following kinds of missions:1. Safety and Security Patrols2. Search and Rescue3. Mass Casualty or Disasters4. Pollution Response & Patrols5. Homeland Security6. Recreational Boating Safety7. Commercial Fishing and Vessel Exams8. Platforms for Boarding Parties9. Recruit for all service in the Coast GuardIn addition to the above, the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary operates in any mission as directed by the Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard or Secretary of Homeland Security.

Detroit, Michigan, United States

DUTIESa. Exercise staff responsibility and supervision over all matters pertaining to the collection, recording, andforwarding of the flotilla's AUXMIS data, and keep members informed of all developments in this area.b. Unless otherwise directed, you are to schedule qualified Auxiliarists to perform specific activities in your area of responsibility. The schedule must include a specific time and place for the activity.c. Maintain close liaison with the Division Information Systems Staff Officer (SO-IS) in order to ensure proper credit is received for the members' and flotilla's activities.d. Coordinate and cooperate with the Flotilla Vessel Examination Staff Officer (FSO-VE), Flotilla PublicEducation Staff Officer (FSO-PE), Flotilla Operations Staff Officer (FSO-OP), Flotilla Member Training Staff Officer (FSO-MT), and Flotilla Personnel Services Staff Officer (FSO-PS), so that they are kept advised of the progress in each of their areas of responsibility.SPECIFIC DUTIES:a. Maintain a system of records to record all activity in each of the Mission Categories to support the Auxiliary Award system. Present at each meeting a report of the attainment in each category as of that date.b. Maintain a system to record all member activity in the categories that contribute to any Member Activity Award.c. Be prepared to prepare a report, when requested, on member activity in the VSC, OP, or PE/MT Programs.d. Coordinate with the Flotilla Secretary/Records Staff Officer (FSO-SR) to keep the Flotilla roster up-to-date.

Detroit, Michigan, United States

The Flotilla Commander (FC) provides primary leadership and supervision to the flotilla. The FC is responsible for ensuring that the overall Flotilla program conforms to the Coast Guard and Auxiliary Policies and procedures, as well as providing the communications link with Division elected officers.

Detroit, Michigan, United States

Ref: Membership Recruiting and Retention Guide, COMDTPUB P16794.12 (Series)Auxiliary Web Site (http://www.cgaux.org)DUTIES:a. Exercise staff responsibility and supervision over all matters pertaining to the flotilla's memberresources program, and keep flotilla members informed of all developments in the program.b. Unless otherwise directed, you are to schedule qualified Auxiliarists to perform specific activitiesin your area of responsibility. The schedule must include a specific time and place for the activity.c. Maintain close liaison with the Division Human Resources Staff Officer (SO-HS) in order to implement the member resources programs established for nationwide, district-wide or division-wide use.d. Coordinate and cooperate with the Flotilla Public Affairs Staff Officer (FSO-PA) in publicizing themember resources program.e. Effectively implement the member resources program in accordance with prescribedprocedures.SUGGESTED ADDITIONAL SECRETARY/RECORDS OFFICER DUTIESGENERAL DUTIES:a. Assume staff responsibility for matters pertaining to administrative and personnel reporting.b. Maintain a current roster of flotilla members. Cooperate with the Flotilla Information System Staff Officer (FSO-IS) in ensuring the member's records in AUXMIS are correct.c. Maintain a copy of the division and flotilla Standing Rules and other records as may be required to ensure the correctness and continuity of administration.d. Conduct ballot by mail when so directed.e. Submit articles to the unit publication when deemed necessary to keep the membership informed or when requested.f. Actively take part in the planning and execution of seminars, workshops, forums, and panel discussions.g. Report monthly to the Flotilla Vice Commander about the activities and progress in carrying out theseduties.

Detroit, Michigan, United States

DUTIES:a. Maintain close liaison with the Division Secretary/Records Staff Officer (SO-SR).b. Be responsible for the recording and publication of the minutes of the flotilla when it meets in officialsessions.c. Maintain a current record of flotilla officers, committee assignments and such other appointments as may be made by the FC.d. Maintain a current list of division officers.e. Maintain such other records as may be required to ensure the correctness and continuity of administration.SUGGESTED ADDITIONAL SECRETARY/RECORDS OFFICER DUTIESGENERAL DUTIES:a. Assume staff responsibility for matters pertaining to administrative and personnel reporting.b. Maintain a current roster of flotilla members. Cooperate with the Flotilla Information System Staff Officer (FSO-IS) in ensuring the member's records in AUXMIS are correct.c. Maintain a copy of the division and flotilla Standing Rules and other records as may be required to ensure the correctness and continuity of administration.d. Conduct ballot by mail when so directed.e. Submit articles to the unit publication when deemed necessary to keep the membership informed or when requested.f. Actively take part in the planning and execution of seminars, workshops, forums, and panel discussions.g. Report monthly to the Flotilla Vice Commander about the activities and progress in carrying out theseduties.SPECIFIC DUTIES:a. Maintain mailing lists for all members, and prospective members. Coordinate with FSO-PS and FSO-IS to ensure a correct, up-to-date list.b. Make a monthly mailing of the flotilla meeting notice, with meeting agenda, to all categories of members. Notices are to be mailed so as to be delivered no later than the Monday prior to the meeting.

Detroit, Michigan, United States

The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary is the uniformed auxiliary service of the United States Coast Guard. It is comprised of 26,000 members who volunteer their time to support the operation of the Coast Guard, promote and improve recreational boating safety, and provide trained crews and facilities to enhance the safety and security of US ports, waterways, and coastal regions.The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary is the uniformed auxiliary service of the United States Coast Guard. It is comprised of 26,000 members who volunteer their time to support the operation of the Coast Guard, promote and improve recreational boating safety, and provide trained crews and facilities to enhance the safety and security of US ports, waterways, and coastal regions.The Coast Guard Auxiliary has units in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and Guam, and participate in the following kinds of missions:1. Safety and Security Patrols2. Search and Rescue3. Mass Casualty or Disasters4. Pollution Response & Patrols5. Homeland Security6. Recreational Boating Safety7. Commercial Fishing and Vessel Exams8. Platforms for Boarding Parties9. Recruit for all service in the Coast GuardIn addition to the above, the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary operates in any mission as directed by the Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard or Secretary of Homeland Security.

Harrison Township, Michigan

Patrick Hession, Trumpeter/Trumpets, Music Publisher, Guest Artist, Clinics, Trumpet Lessons, Weddings, & Contracting — Big Band Jazz, Blues, Classical, Pop, Rock, Salsa, Merengue, Cuban, Polka, etc.

Lathrup Village, Michigan, United States

Troy, Michigan, United States

Troy, Michigan, United States

Ortonville, Michigan, United States

St Louis, Missouri, United States

Lake Mary, Florida, United States

New York, New York, United States

No Degree, Music Performance, General

No Degree, Music Performance, General