Three volunteers have been given awards from the Lieutenant Governor for their dedication to the service.
Lesley Carter and Environment Minister Steve Luce both received 30-year-long service awards.
Vice Admiral Jerry Kyd also gave the King's Flag to Nigel Sweeny, the lifeboat operations manager, along with a framed certificate of the St Catherine's Lifeboat Station, for 50 years of service.
Jersey's RNLI celebrated its 200th anniversary with a garden party at Government House.
The Lieutenant Governor saw the work of the St Helier crew first-hand on Sunday when a vessel needed help at sea during the Governor's Cup Inter-Island Races.
The all-weather responded to calls for assistance and His Excellency had a 'warm chat' with the people on the seven-metre-long motor boat.
Credit: RNLI Jersey
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