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About Coast Guard Support Center
The Coast Guard Support Center sits on Coast Guard Island in Alameda, California, a federal military installation that supports Coast Guard operations and community events. The site hosts ceremonies such as change-of-command events and serves as a hub for personnel on a typical workday. This page provides practical, non-salesy details to help you plan a visit or event logistics, including parking, transportation, seating guidance, and nearby hotel and dining options. We’ve got you with clear, straightforward information so you can secure what you need with ease.
Address: 1800 Dennison Street, Alameda, CA 94501. Parking is available in the main lot between Campbell Boulevard and Eagle Road; please avoid using unit-designated spaces. Island transit includes a shuttle service that circles Coast Guard Island, with directions available in the official tour guide. For travelers, consider nearby lodging and dining options to complement a visit or event at the Coast Guard Support Center. We’ve gathered trusted, affiliate-recommended hotels and restaurants to help you plan efficiently while staying compliant with venue rules and security guidelines.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 1800 Dennison Street, Alameda, CA 94501 (Coast Guard Island).
- Venue type: Federal military installation; Base Alameda on Coast Guard Island.
- Capacity: Employs more than 1,200 personnel on a typical workday.
- Parking: Main parking lot between Campbell Boulevard and Eagle Road; avoid unit-designated spaces.
- Transit: Island access includes a shuttle service that circles the island; directions are provided in the official tour guide.
- Notable events hosted: Change-of-command ceremonies (e.g., Coast Guard Southwest District change of command on Coast Guard Island in 2025).
- Renamed/demolished: The island was originally Government Island and was renamed Coast Guard Island in 1982; Base Alameda was established on the island in 2012 as part of Coast Guard realignments.