Calhoun County Veterans Service Officer (Ron Langford)

Calhoun County's part-time Veterans Service Officer, Ron Langford, helps veterans and survivors with VA and State claims at 201 W. Austin Street, Port Lavaca (361-553-4685); the county budgets the office at $49,161 for 2027, with $24,000 for the officer, part-time help and a juror donation fund for the office.

Also called: VSO, CVSO, Veterans Service Officer, Ron Langford, 361-553-4685, [email protected], 201 W. Austin Street, juror donations, 434.032, Port Lavaca, Seadrift, Point Comfort, Port O'Connor, Olivia, Magnolia Beach.

For: Veteran or service member, spouse, child, survivor.

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Calhoun County, TXCounty

The office. Ron Langford, Veteran's Service Officer, 201 W. Austin Street, Port Lavaca, TX 77979; 361-553-4685; [email protected]. The county's Veterans Affairs page, last changed in November 2021, gives only that and a link to the VA; it posts no hours, so call first. The office files VA and State claims under Government Code chapter 434 (see the Texas entry). TexVet's county list names the same officer. How the county funds it. General Fund department 790, "Veterans Services", is $49,161 in the 2027 final budget (the county's year is the calendar year), against $49,312 for 2026: $24,000 for the "Veterans' Service Officer" (the salary schedule lists the post as a part-time appointed official), $13,104 of part-time help, benefits, $1,050 of office supplies, $3,000 of out-of-county training travel and $600 of in-county travel. Actual spending was $23,996 in 2025. A separate fund, 2727, "Juror Donations-Veterans Service Office", holds jurors' donations of their pay for the office: $140 came in during 2025, and the fund expects $320 a year.

Thresholds

Thresholds for Calhoun County Veterans Service Officer (Ron Langford)
Gate	Rule
Veterans, dependents and survivors	The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.

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Last updated 2026-10-31.

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