GDVS Greensboro Veterans Field Service Office (Mark Churning), inside Greene County itself, with the courthouse renovation moving the office to the Annex

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Greene County's claims office is in the county seat: the Georgia Department of Veterans Service's Greensboro Veterans Field Service Office - Veterans Service Officer and Manager Mark Churning (706-453-7455), 113 N. Main St, Suite 117, Greensboro, GA 30642, which the GDVS's list serves "Glasscock, Greene, Morgan, Taliaferro, and Warren" - appointments are preferred and walk-ins are accepted as time permits, Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and online scheduling runs through the GDVS's ReFrame link; the board's April 8, 2025 minutes record the Courthouse renovation relocating the Veterans Service office from its first-floor Courthouse space, which the county leased to the State Properties Commission, to the Annex.

Also called: GDVS, Georgia Department of Veterans Service, Veterans Field Service Office, Greensboro, Mark Churning, 706-453-7455, 113 N. Main St, Suite 117, State Properties Commission, Annex, claims, compensation, pension, Greensboro, Union Point, Siloam, White Plains, Woodville.

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

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Greene County, GACounty

The office. The GDVS's find-an-office list carries one row naming Greene: "Greensboro - Glasscock, Greene, Morgan, Taliaferro, and Warren - 113 N. Main St Suite 117 Greensboro, GA 30642". The Greensboro page: "Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are accepted as time permits." The contact: "Veterans Service Officer and Manager Mark Churning" at (706) 453-7455. Hours: "Monday - Friday: 09:00 a.m. - 04:30 p.m." - closed Saturday and Sunday, all Eastern. The page offers online scheduling through ReFrame. In the county. The office is inside Greene County - 113 N. Main Street is the Greene County Courthouse block in Greensboro - so a Greene veteran walks to the office in the county seat rather than travelling to a neighboring county. See the Georgia State entries for the claims the GDVS files. The county's own record. The board's April 8, 2025 minutes record the office's move: "Consideration of the Cancellation of a Lease Agreement: The Commissioners received background information that the upcoming Courthouse renovation project involves relocating the Veterans Service office to the Annex. Given the pending changes, the Rental Agreement with the State of Georgia for the Veterans Service space at the Courthouse has to be cancelled with sufficient notice. Commissioner Deering motioned to send official notice of cancellation of the Rental Agreement between the Greene County Board of Commissioners and State Properties Commission for the Department of Veterans Services regarding the office space used on the first floor the Courthouse. Commissioner Blanton seconded. Motion carried unanimously." The county site's own menus name no other veterans line.

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Thresholds for GDVS Greensboro Veterans Field Service Office (Mark Churning), inside Greene County itself, with the courthouse renovation moving the office to the Annex
Gate	Rule
Any Greene County veteran or family member	GDVS service officers file claims for any veteran or family member; the service is free. No rating is needed.

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