CG Station Sabine Pass, TX

Coast Guard Station Sabine Pass, Texas, has its origins in the late 19th century, established in 1879 as one of the original U.S. Life-Saving Service stations along the Gulf Coast. Its primary mission was to provide maritime rescue and aid to ships navigating the hazardous waters near the Texas-Louisiana border. Over time, the station became part of the modern U.S. Coast Guard, expanding its responsibilities to include law enforcement, environmental protection, and port security. Today, Station Sabine Pass remains a vital asset, safeguarding maritime interests and supporting the local community along the Gulf of Mexico.