Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2015

The Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2015, also known as Bill 114 hr 1987, is a piece of legislation that authorizes funding and sets policy for the United States Coast Guard. The bill covers a wide range of issues related to the Coast Guard, including funding for operations and maintenance, acquisition of new assets, and personnel matters.

One key provision of the bill is the authorization of funding for the Coast Guard's operations and maintenance. This funding is essential for the Coast Guard to carry out its mission of protecting the nation's maritime interests, enforcing maritime laws, and responding to emergencies at sea.

The bill also authorizes funding for the acquisition of new assets, such as ships, aircraft, and other equipment. This funding is necessary to ensure that the Coast Guard has the resources it needs to effectively carry out its missions and keep pace with evolving threats and challenges. In addition to funding, the bill addresses personnel matters within the Coast Guard. This includes provisions related to pay and benefits for Coast Guard members, as well as policies related to recruitment, retention, and training. Overall, the Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2015 is an important piece of legislation that provides the Coast Guard with the resources and authorities it needs to fulfill its vital role in protecting the nation's maritime interests.