Beaufort County Veterans Services

North Carolina counties run these offices with State support; see the North Carolina entry. Beaufort's office page describes the claims work in VA's own terms - disability compensation for veterans at least 10% service-connected disabled, disability pension for wartime veterans with limited income, survivors' DIC and death pension, CHAMPVA, the GI Bill and VEAP, vocational rehabilitation and employment, loan guaranty, and burial benefits from headstones to the $2,000 service-connected burial allowance - the page a full walk-through of the claims the office files. The officer is Jennie Haddock, whose contact the page carries: "Jennie Haddock, Veterans Service Officer", with the office's address and lines. The Board's January 5, 2026 employee-recognition item marks her "5 YEARS" with the county. The records project. The Board's March 2, 2026 consent agenda carries "Accept $20,000 Grant from NC Dept. of Military and Veterans Affairs": "The County has received a $20,000 grant from the NC Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. The grant will be used to continue to pay the current grant-funded part-time employee at the County Veterans Office to enter paper files into the benefits software platform. Having the records in the software platform allows for detailed and fast searching and reporting of the documents, and provides for simplified eligibility determination, enrollment and benefit submissions for veterans." The recommendation was to "Accept the $20,000 grant and approve the attached Budget Amendment"; Finance Officer Anita Radcliffe submitted it. Where. Beaufort County Veterans Services, 1308 Highland Drive, Washington, NC 27889; (252) 946-8016, fax (252) 946-1201. The county administration is at 121 West 3rd Street, Washington (252-946-0079); the Tax Assessor at 220 N Market Street.