Face Coverings: Per DHS direction, all personnel, regardless of vaccination status are required to wear masks in Training Center Cape May buildings until further notice.The base is currently open to authorized personnel.Please know that they will make contact as appropriate and keep the families informed with timely and accurate information as necessary. In some cases, recruits may remain in Cape May for a short period after graduation before reporting to their first units.Ĭhanges to the base status are frequent, your recruit will be the best source of information during this time. Based on the dynamic nature of domestic travel and Coast Guard operations, recruits may not have firm travel plans until just before graduation. All graduating recruits are provided with travel to their first unit. Some of those resources can be found at the links below:Ĭoast Guard guidance and resources: CDC guidance: New Jersey’s COVID-19 response: Our priority is to ensure, to the greatest extent possible, that graduates present the lowest risk to our operational units when departing training and to protect the health and safety of our staff. There are many resources available to help families cope with the issues brought about by this virus. One of the best things we can all do is stay informed. We are constantly monitoring this very dynamic and fluid situation and will release information and updates as they become available. Coast Guard Training Center Cape May (Official) social media page for updated information, as they are the only official sources of information from the Training Center. for authorized guests and graduates to purchase Coast Guard items or by visiting Please continue to check this official FORCECOM webpage and our U.S. Our Exchange will be open to visitors from 9 a.m. If you are unable to attend the ceremony, your recruit will be provided travel arrangements to execute their orders for authorized leave and reporting to their first units.
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After the ceremony is concluded, recruits are free to depart. The ceremony will last for about 45 minutes. in the gymnasium or on the parade field, as weather permits. Graduation is a formal military ceremony and will begin promptly at 11 a.m. Do not have them in your vehicle when you approach the front gate to enter the base.
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All drivers must possess a valid driver’s license.įirearms, weapons, and illicit controlled substances, including marijuana, are not permitted on base. Upon arriving at the front gate, all guests must present a valid form of state or federal identification in order to gain access to the training center. Unvaccinated visitors and anyone unable to provide vaccination status or a test are required to wear a mask and maintain 6-foot social distancing at events. Visitors who are unvaccinated or decline to provide their vaccination status must provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test from no later than the previous 3 days prior to entry. Masks will be worn by all guests in all buildings regardless of vaccination status. Visitors to the Training Center must provide information on their vaccination status by showing a record of immunization, and comply with the requisite safety protocols. Guests should anticipate a COVID screening which includes proof of vaccination and/or a negative COVID test within 3 days.
Our main gate will open to authorized graduation guests at 7:30 a.m. to account for potential delays due to security and COVID visitor screening. Recruits will confirm their guests’ attendance on graduation week. If a guest arrives and they are not on the list, they will not be allowed to attend graduation. The base continues to evolve our training and operations based on the most recent CDC, Coast Guard, and New Jersey guidance.Īs a result of our vaccine and mitigation efforts, starting June 4, 2021, recruit graduation ceremonies will be re-opened to limited guests and recruits will be permitted to invite 4 people to attend their graduation ceremony. Training Center Cape May Community and Families,
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