Napa County's Veterans Commission - nine members serving four-year terms, established by Resolution 2018-16 on January 30, 2018 - advocates for Napa County's veterans and their families, studies and coordinates veterans' services, reviews the status of veterans' benefits annually, recommends programmes and policy to the Board of Supervisors and submits an annual strategic plan; it meets 9 to 10:30 a.m. on the fourth Wednesday of every month at 650 Imperial Way.
Also called: Veterans Commission, Resolution 2018-16, Rose Sheehan, Eduard Moreno, Matthew Price, strategic plan, 650 Imperial Way, Napa, American Canyon, Calistoga, St. Helena, Yountville.
The county's own page (read from the October 30, 2025 capture). Purpose: "to serve as an advocate for people who have served in the Military ('Veterans') and their families by helping them to maintain a good quality of life and to remain independent by increasing awareness of the issues facing Veterans in Napa County and by influencing public policy through regular reports to the Board of Supervisors." Among other things the Commission shall: study, investigate and research veterans' matters in Napa County and surrounding counties; review annually the status of veterans' benefits and services; submit recommendations to the Board; submit annually a strategic plan outlining focus areas; and assist in veterans' observance days.
Membership: nine members, four-year terms, drawn from local veterans, local family members of veterans and members of local organizations serving veterans, "with the ultimate goal of having the majority of the commissioners serving be veterans". Members listed: Rose Sheehan (Chair, local family member, 2018-present), Eduard Moreno (Vice Chair, Army, 2023-present), Matthew Price (Secretary, Air Force, 2024-present), Bernie Narvaez (Marine, 2018-present), Cassidy Nolan (Marine, 2024-present), Fred Sallam (organization serving veterans, 2023-present), Joe Harbison (Navy, 2021-present), Jonny Karpuk (Army, 2021-present) and Julia Hagen (Army, 2024-present). The page carries the 2025-2026 Strategic Plan and Newsletter Issue 1 (August 2025).
Meetings. "9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., 4th Wednesday of every month, 650 Imperial Way, Napa, CA 94559"; agendas and minutes in the Veterans Commission agenda center.
The Board's year. On June 16, 2026 the Board reappointed Bernardo Narvaez "for a third term, to represent the Public at Large to the Napa County Veterans' Commission with terms of office to commence immediately and expire on March 31, 2030", and on October 13, 2026 it appointed Keith Benfield and Julius Mueller "to represent the Public At-Large to the Napa County Veterans' Commission" with the same terms.
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