USCG Auxiliary, Marco Island Announces New Flotilla Commander
Michael Massey, Flotilla Commander (right), and Frank Ciriello, Flotilla Vice Commander (left) were sworn in as the 2025 leadership of Flotilla 95 by Commodore Walter Jaskiewicz (center).
Michael K. Massey was elected and sworn in as Flotilla Commander of USCG Auxiliary Flotilla 95, Marco Island on Wednesday, November 20th, 2024. Frank Ciriello was elected and sworn in as Vice Flotilla Commander. Flotilla 95 was previously led by Commander Joe Riccio who remains a distinguished member of the flotilla.
Flotilla 95 was established in 1967 on Marco Island, providing a mission of boater safety education, community engagement, and informational programming. The Flotilla has graduated thousands of students, completed thousands of complimentary “vessel exams,” executed hundreds of on-the-water safety missions, and engaged local community partners from
Naples to Marco Island to the Ten Thousand Islands. Today Flotilla 95 numbers 44 volunteer members, including 10 Certified Instructors, 10 Certified Vessel Examiners, and 3 USCG Certified “Facilities” (patrol available vessels).
Flotilla 95 leads USCG Auxiliary Division 9, home to over 450 Auxiliarists spanning 9 Flotillas across Southwest Florida, in number of students graduated, vessels inspected, and partner visitation engagements. If you have a passion for community service, boater safety, teaching, and some free time, join us! Visit our new facility in Caxambas Park or visit our website for more information: https://wow.uscgaux.info/content.php?unit=070-09-05.
For further information about other USCGAux programs, including complimentary Vessel Safety Examinations, or how to join the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, 239-394-5911 or www.USCGAuxMarco.org.
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