Title 14 — Coast Guard

Title 14 — Coast Guard is a title of the United States Code. It contains 449 sections organized into 17 chapters. This title has been enacted into positive law, meaning its text constitutes legal evidence of the law.

Coast Guard organization, operations, and personnel — maritime safety, search and rescue, drug interdiction, icebreaking, and environmental protection. Also covers the Lighthouse Service and marine safety.

Chapter Index

ChapterSectionsDescription
001ESTABLISHMENT AND DUTIES7 sections
003COMPOSITION AND ORGANIZATION27 sections
005FUNCTIONS AND POWERS37 sections
007COOPERATION22 sections
009ADMINISTRATION38 sections
011ACQUISITIONS32 sections
019COAST GUARD ACADEMY28 sections
021PERSONNEL; OFFICERS61 sections
023PERSONNEL; ENLISTED19 sections
025PERSONNEL; GENERAL PROVISIONS29 sections
027‘PAY, ALLOWANCES, AWARDS, AND OTHER RIGHTS AND BENEFITS’50 sections
029‘COAST GUARD FAMILY SUPPORT, CHILD CARE, AND HOUSING’20 sections
037COAST GUARD RESERVE42 sections
039COAST GUARD AUXILIARY13 sections
041GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR COAST GUARD RESERVE AND AUXILIARY4 sections
049AUTHORIZATIONS4 sections
051REPORTS16 sections

Scope and Organization

Title 14 covers the subject area of coast guard. The title is organized into 17 chapters, each addressing a specific aspect of the subject. The title contains 449 individual sections of codified law.

This title has been enacted into positive law, meaning its text constitutes legal evidence of the law. The Office of the Law Revision Counsel maintains the official text of the United States Code.

Source

View the official text: Title 14 on uscode.house.gov