VA Disability Compensation

Coosa/Tallapoosa County Veterans Service Office (Alexander City; Service Officers Joy Lowery and David Davis)

The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs' Coosa/Tallapoosa County Veterans Service Office - Service Officers Joy Lowery ([email protected]) and David Davis, 395 Lee Street, Room 145, Alexander City, AL 35010, P.O. Box 247, Alexander City, AL 35011, (256) 234-5246, fax (256) 234-5648, Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., serving Coosa and Tallapoosa counties - assists veterans and their families with claims through the ADVA.

Also called: veterans service office, ADVA, Joy Lowery, David Davis, 256-234-5246, 256-234-5648, 395 Lee Street, Room 145, Alexander City, Coosa, claims help, service officer, Alexander City, Dadeville, Tallassee, Camp Hill, Jacksons Gap, New Site, Daviston, Goldville, Hackneyville, Our Town, Reeltown.

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

Where it applies

Written for the jurisdictions listed here.

The state's own directory. The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs' find-your-veterans-service-office page carries two entries for the office Tallapoosa's veterans use: "Coosa/Tallapoosa County Veterans Service Office, City: Alexander City, Service Officer: Joy Lowery, Street Address: 395 Lee Street, Room 145, Alexander City, AL 35010, Mailing Address: P.O. Box 247, Alexander City, AL 35011, Tel: (256) 234-5246, Fax: (256) 234-5648, Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Counties Served: Coosa, Tallapoosa" - and the same office again with Service Officer David Davis. The department lists the office's work as compensation and pension applications, appeals, survivor death benefits, aid and attendance, housebound benefits, certification of claim documents, military records, discharge upgrades and special veteran license plates (the State entry); officers are accredited to act on claims, and a veteran can use an office in another county. No county office of its own. The county's site, tallaco.com, publishes no veterans service department: its menus run 911, Building, Circuit Clerk, Coroner, DMV, EMA, Engineering & Highway, License Inspector, Probate Office, Revenue Commission, Sheriff and Veteran-less others, and its Contact directory names no veteran office. The county's commission is the five-member body of T.C. Coley, Jr. (District 1), Steve Robinson (District 2), John McKelvey (District 3), Emma Jean Thweatt (District 4) and George Carleton (District 5), at 125 North Broadnax Street, Dadeville; the office above is the claims route. The probate route. The county's Probate Office page - "Access Recording Department Portal", adoption, automobile & boat tags, business licenses, conservators & guardians, marriage licenses, real estate, wills & administrations - names no military-discharge recording; the free recording of discharge papers by the judge of probate is Ala. Code 31-1-1 and the State entry.

Thresholds

Thresholds for Coosa/Tallapoosa County Veterans Service Office (Alexander City; Service Officers Joy Lowery and David Davis)
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Veterans, dependents and survivors of Coosa and Tallapoosa countiesThe ADVA service office counsels veterans and their families on federal and state benefits; no rating is needed to call.

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