S 2652 United States Senate · 119th Congress

Pacific Ready Coast Guard Act

The Pacific Ready Coast Guard Act (S 2652) requires the U.S. Coast Guard Commandant to submit annual plans and budget displays for Pacific operations to Congress starting in 2025. These plans must detail objectives, resource needs (like staff and infrastructure), projected demand for 10 years, and gaps in capabilities for Coast Guard missions supporting State and Defense priorities in the Pacific. The bill also mandates specific reports on establishing a standing Indo-Pacific maritime group, forward operating bases, Coast Guard attachés in embassies, and attaching State Department consular officers to Coast Guard/Navy missions in Pacific Island nations. These requirements aim to improve transparency and planning for Pacific operations, directly affecting Coast Guard strategy and congressional oversight.
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Introduced Aug 1, 2025 Last action Aug 1, 2025
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