ALCGOFF 031/24 - OFFICER ASSIGNMENT YEAR 2024 (AY24) FINAL REPORT

united states coast guard

ALCGOFF 031/24
SUBJ: OFFICER ASSIGNMENT YEAR 2024 (AY24) FINAL REPORT
A. ALCGOFF 031/23, ASSIGNMENT YEAR 2024 (AY24) OFFICER ASSIGNMENTS KICK OFF TIMELINES,
COMMUNICATIONS, AND OUTREACH
1. AY24 activities are complete and AY25 preparations are underway. OPM appreciates and 
thanks members and commands for their patience and trust as we worked together to align
member desires and career goals with service and unit needs. 2. For AY24, OPM employed assignment actions and processes to address service requirements,
meet unit needs and consider member desires to the maximum extent possible. OPM executed fleet-ups,
extensions, and geo-stable no-cost assignments when prudent to meet these requirements and desires.
We also supported Temporary Emergent Requirement Billets (TERBs) and Advanced Education tabs. 3. General summary of AY24 as of 30APR24 (AY23 numbers in parenthesis): A. OFFICER ASSIGNMENTS ORDERS ISSUED: 3517 (3492) (1) O6/O6(SEL): 178 (176) (2) O5/O5(SEL): 379 (347) (3) O4/O4(SEL): 543 (615) (4) O3/O3(SEL): 790 (653) (5) O2/O2(SEL): 553 (464) (6) O1/CWO: 1074 (1237) (7) TOTAL NO-COST: 900 (908) of all orders issued or 26% (26%). This includes extensions, fleet-ups, and orders to the same geographical area in support of workforce stability. (8) ORDERS ISSUED TO MEMBERS NOT TOUR COMPLETE: 198 (173), includes reassignments for command opportunities, Advanced Education, COLOs, and rank/billet mismatches. B. PAY GRADE MISMATCHES RESULTING FROM AY24 ORDERS ISSUED: (1) O6 BILLETS FILLED BY O5: 2 (3) (2) O5 BILLETS FILLED BY O4: 53 (81) (3) O4 BILLETS FILLED BY O5/O5(SEL): 10 (21) (4) O4 BILLETS FILLED BY O3 AND BELOW: 123 (111) (5) O3 BILLETS FILLED BY O4/O4(SEL): 33 (54) (6) O3 BILLETS FILLED BY O2/O1: 188 (220) (7) O2 BILLETS FILLED BY O4/O3/O3(SEL): 14 (76) C. ACCESSION AND TRAINING ORDERS ISSUED: (1) CGA CLASS OF 2024: 268 (243) (2) OCS: 173 (169) (3) DCO (C5I, AVIATORS, DCO, DCL, MARGRAD): 160 (113) (4) CWO-LT: 23 (15) (5) NEW CWO APPOINTEES: 197 (279) (6) ADVANCED EDUCATION/INDUSTRY TRAINING: 151 (163) (7) TO/FROM FLIGHT SCHOOL: 84/78 (74/60) D. VACANT AND GAPPED BILLETS BY RANK. INCLUDES DIRECTED VACANCIES AND REDUXES: (1) O6: 1 (1) (2) O5: 5 (15) (3) O4: 35 (59) (4) O3: 92 (101) (5) O2: 17 (11) (6) CWO: 9 (35) E. VACANT AND GAPPED BILLETS BY ASSIGNMENT ACCOUNT. INCLUDES DIRECTED VACANCIES AND REDUXES: (1) AFLOAT STAFF: 1 (4) or 1% of AY24 assignments. (a) Directed vacant for OMR/SARR: 0 (b) Gapped for mid-year fill: 0 (c) Undirected vacant: 1 (2) RESPONSE: 3 (13) or 1% of AY24 assignments. (a) Directed vacant for OMR/SARR: 0 (b) Gapped for mid-year fill: 1 (c) Undirected vacant: 2 (3) PREVENTION: 5 (31) or 1% of AY24 assignments. (a) Directed vacant for OMR/SARR: 1 (b) Gapped for mid-year fill: 0 (c) Undirected vacant: 4 (4) STAFF/SPECIAL: 60 (47) or 11% of AY24 assignments. (a) Directed vacant for OMR/SARR: 1 (b) Gapped for mid-year fill: 5 (c) Undirected vacant: 54 (5) AVIATION: 64 (55) or 12% of AY24 assignments. (a) Directed vacant for OMR/SARR: 13 (b) Gapped for mid-year fill: 0 (c) Undirected vacant: 51 (6) ENG/C5I/INTEL/LOGISTICS: 10 (25) or 3% of AY24 assignments. (a) Directed vacant for OMR/SARR: 9 (b) Gapped for mid-year fill: 0 (c) Undirected vacant: 1 (7) CYBER: 4 (7) or <1% of AY24 assignments. (a) Directed vacant for OMR/SARR: 0 (b) Gapped for mid-year fill: 0 (c) Undirected vacant: 4 (8) CWO: 9 (35) or <1% of AY24 assignments. (a) Directed vacant for OMR/SARR: 5 (b) Gapped for mid-year fill: 0 (c) Undirected vacant: 4 4. OVERBILLETS: To meet the guidance set forth in the Junior Officer First Tour Assignment (JOFTA) policy,
junior officers were over-billeted to Cutters, Marine Inspections, Cyber, Legal, Air Stations, Sector Response,
and Intel. This accounted for 200 (136) junior officers, or 11% (26%), of junior officer first tour assignments. 5. The AY25 assignment timeline will remain consistent with recent years. May through August is the best time
for individuals to engage directly with their assignment officer for general career counseling and initial
guidance on AY25 intentions. For members anticipating re-assignment in AY25, now is the time to begin
preparations for the assignment season including updating your officer record, validating competencies,
completing a Record of Professional Development (Form CG-4082), verifying contact information in Direct Access,
registering for special needs if necessary and reviewing/updating your employee summary sheet. Members can access
their electronic record in real-time at https://iperms.mymilrecord.uscg.mil 6. All O6-and-below off-season assignment opportunities are announced via ALCGOFF messages. The OPM SharePoint site (https://uscg.sharepoint-mil.us/sites/psc_spo/psc-opm/SitePages/ProjectHome.aspx) is also the online source for
information on officer personnel management issues and news. The OPM SharePoint site contains AO notes and information
on boards/panels, officer evaluations, and career management. 7. Throughout the summer months and into the fall, we will continue to communicate through traditional channels
(SharePoint notes, off-season solicitations, and shopping list updates); however, the most up-to-date information can
be found on the OPM SharePoint site and AO notes. 8. OPM-2 solicits Command Concerns through our AY Preliminary Shopping List Validation and Command Concerns.
In AY24, OPM-2 solicited feedback for 2,855 positions and received comments for 79% of these positions. 9. OPM continues to implement improvements within available communication mediums to enhance process transparency.
Assignment Officer are available to conduct in-person unit OPM roadshows. To request a unit funded in-person roadshow,
please email OPM-4 at HQS-SMB-CGPSC-OPM-4@uscg.mil. Additionally, the OPM library of podcasts discussing career paths,
e-resume submissions and boards and panels continues to grow and be refined to provide the workforce with the most
up to date information via SharePoint. We are working closely with CG-1 on all military workforce policies that
influence talent management. Again, OPM greatly appreciates the professionalism and patience demonstrated by the
officer corps throughout this busy assignment year. 10. CAPT Joan Snaith, Chief PSC-OPM, sends. 11. Internet release authorized.