Cg 6025-2026

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The document is a summary form (CG-6025) from the U.S. Coast Guard under the Department of Homeland Security, designed for facility owners/operators to report vulnerabilities and security measures related to their operations. It outlines the required information for identifying facilities, assessing vulnerabilities, and detailing security measures across different MARSEC levels. The form aims to ensure compliance with federal regulations regarding facility security.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the CG-6025 in the editor.
Begin with Block 1 by entering the name of your facility. This is a straightforward field that identifies your location.
In Block 2, provide the street address of your facility. Ensure accuracy for proper identification.
For Blocks 3 and 4, input the latitude and longitude coordinates if available, rounding to the nearest tenth of a minute.
In Block 5, select the Captain of the Port Zone where your facility is located from the provided list.
Block 6 requires you to check all applicable operations conducted at your facility. Be thorough in this selection.
Proceed to Blocks 7a and 7b to describe any vulnerabilities identified in your assessment and categorize them using the provided key.
Continue filling out Blocks 8a through 10b by detailing selected security measures for each MARSEC level and categorizing them accordingly.

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