Sanilac County Department of Veterans Affairs (Director Shannon Kreger), Sandusky

The Sanilac County Department of Veterans Affairs - Director Shannon Kreger, a nationally accredited service officer with the office since 2000, and Clerk III Katie Creguer, 171 Dawson Street, Room 227, Sandusky (810-648-0212), weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. - assists veterans and their dependents with every federal, State and local benefit, and is funded solely by a county-wide veterans millage established in 1998.

Also called: Department of Veterans Affairs, Veteran's Affairs, CVSO, VSO, Shannon Kreger, Katie Creguer, 171 Dawson Street, Room 227, 810-648-0212, veterans millage, Veterans Affairs Committee, Act 192 of 1953, Sandusky, Croswell, Lexington, Marlette, Brown City, Port Sanilac, Carsonville, Deckerville, Minden City, Peck, Melvin, Applegate, Forestville.

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

Where it applies

Written for the jurisdictions listed here.

Sanilac County, MICounty

The office. The department's page: "The Sanilac County Department of Veterans is a branch of county government funded solely from a county-wide millage established in 1998. The office assists veterans and their dependents with all benefits they are entitled to under federal and state veteran-related law." "Shannon Kreger is the Director for the office and has worked for the Sanilac County Department of Veterans Affairs since 2000. She is a nationally accredited service officer holding accreditation's with National Association of County Veterans Service Officers, Disabled American Veterans, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the US & Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency." Its mission: "We are committed to the citizens of Sanilac County to assist those who have bravely defended our nation's freedom, constitution and security with honor and integrity." Where. 171 Dawson Street, Room 227, Sandusky; phone 810-648-0212, fax 810-648-2353; Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., closed 12:00 to 12:30 p.m. Clerk III Katie Creguer answers the same number. The money. The 2026 budget (December 2, 2025 minutes) estimates the Veterans Millage Fund's revenue at $618,418, including $374,866 of current property tax; the October 6, 2026 levy resolution sets the veterans millage at 0.1980 for 2027. The office's own lines run from the counselor's wages to $70,000 of contractual services and $10,000 of flags and markers. The committee. A Veterans Affairs Committee "as governed by P.A. 192 of 1953, MCL 35.621" oversees the department: Donald Maury (chairman), Charles Cunningham, Donald Rudy, Frederick Buchner, Jeff Lyall, Mark Teale and Thomas Ellenson. The Board of Commissioners received the department's 2024 Annual Report from Director Kreger on November 4, 2025 and accepted it. What the office handles. Its pages cover federal benefits, State benefits, the county's relief fund and transportation programme, and the county and federal burial benefits (the entries that follow).

Thresholds

Thresholds for Sanilac County Department of Veterans Affairs (Director Shannon Kreger), Sandusky
Gate	Rule
Sanilac County veterans and their dependents	The office helps any veteran or dependent; no rating is needed to ask.

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