Adams County's Veteran Service Office in Westminster helps veterans, widows and dependents file VA claims for compensation, pension, survivor and burial benefits, education and health care enrollment, free. Book with the service officer at 720-523-2773 or drop in twice a month. A service officer shared with Arapahoe County works near the VA hospital in Aurora.
Veterans, widows and dependents in Adams County. For Adams County residents; others are sent to their own county office. No rating is needed.
Aiken County's Veterans Affairs Office, directed by Dwight Bradham, counsels veterans, surviving dependants and service members and helps them apply for VA compensation, pension, survivors' pension, burial, health care, education, home loan and insurance benefits and South Carolina's benefits, by appointment at 1930 University Parkway, Suite 2300, Aiken, 803-642-1545, weekdays 8:30 to 4.
Aiken County veterans, surviving dependants and service members. No rating is needed.
Albany County's Veterans Service Bureau helps veterans and their dependents navigate the claims process, secure essential documents, and obtain benefits such as medical care, disability compensation, pensions, education assistance, burial support and VA home loans; its page body is rendered by script, so call the county before travelling.
Veterans and dependents in Albany County. Veterans and their dependents. No rating is needed.
Allegan County Veteran Services, inside the Health Department at 3255 122nd Avenue, Suite 200, Allegan (269-673-3333), by appointment Monday to Thursday, files VA compensation, pension, aid and attendance and survivor claims, runs the county Veterans Relief Fund and the $300 county burial allowance, and gives food and fuel gift cards from a State grant to low-income honorably discharged veterans and surviving spouses.
Allegan County veterans and families. Claims help needs no rating; food and fuel cards need 60 days in the county, a discharge that is not dishonorable and income within 200 percent of poverty.
The Allegany County Veterans' Service Agency - Director Michael F. Middaugh (585-268-9388, [email protected]) and Assistant Director/Veteran Service Officer Joanne Stisser (585-268-9387, [email protected]), 6085 State Route 19N, Belmont (fax 585-268-5921), weekdays 8:30 to 4:00 by appointment - files VA and New York State benefits claims free and confidential, and runs the county's PFC Joseph P. Dwyer Peer Support Program.
Any veteran, service member or family. The agency assists Allegany County veterans and military families with claims, records and referrals; services are free. No rating is needed.
Allen County's Veterans Service Commission, moving into the Government Center, 237 North Main Street, Lima (419-223-8522), Monday to Friday 8 to 4:30, helps veterans and families with VA claims, gives temporary emergency financial help with rent, utilities, food, gas cards and thrift store vouchers, and drives veterans to the Dayton VA, VA clinics and Community Care appointments and to medical appointments inside the county, all free.
Allen County veterans, spouses, surviving spouses and dependents. Claims help and rides need no rating. Emergency help is means-tested and needs a discharge under honorable conditions under 5901.01; the checklist asks for honorable service.
Allen County's Veterans Service Office in the Rousseau Centre, Fort Wayne, helps veterans, spouses, dependents and survivors with VA compensation, pension, survivors and burial claims, discharge upgrades and Indiana benefits, and completes the certificate veterans need for the new property tax deduction. Call 260-449-7861.
Veterans, spouses, dependents and survivors. For Allen County veterans and families. No rating is needed.
Amador County's Veterans Services Office, Health & Human Services Building, 10877 Conductor Blvd, Suite 100, Sutter Creek (209-223-6476, fax 209-267-0419), is a county office - not federal - that connects Amador veterans to VA and State benefits, Monday to Wednesday by appointment and Thursdays walk-in 9-1 and 2-4.
Amador County veterans and their families. Any veteran, dependent or survivor can use the office. No rating is needed to ask.
Anderson County's Veteran Services Office, under Vernon Denmon (903-723-2100), is budgeted twice for FY 2027: $115,554 in the general fund's social services and $19,249 in special revenue fund 221, the Veteran's Service Office Fund established by Local Government Code 61.003(a)(6) to supplement the office.
Anderson County veterans, dependants and survivors. Free help; no rating or discharge condition is published.
Anderson County's Veterans Affairs Office, 2404 North Main Street, Anderson, 864-260-4036, gives VA-accredited, no-cost representation on claims by appointment, weekdays 7:30 to 4:30, with a Thursday branch at the Powdersville Library; it drives veterans to appointments four days a week (864-824-3494) and keeps free bus tickets for low-income or homeless veterans.
Veterans, survivors and dependants. No-cost representation; the bus tickets are for low-income or homeless veterans. No rating is needed.
The Anderson County Veterans' Service Advisory Committee - twelve members: three commissioners, one veteran each from American Legion Post 172, VFW Post 12051, AMVETS Chapter 2 and DAV Chapter 26, four at-large honorably discharged veterans, and the Director ex officio - oversees the Veterans' Services Office, reviews its policy and budget, and helps hire or fire the Director; it meets ten times a year, and its records are the commission packets.
Anderson County veterans and the public. The committee is a public body; its meetings and records are open.
Anderson County's Veterans Service Office, Director Scott Nation, 100 North Main Street, Room 114, Clinton, weekdays 8 to 5 (865-463-6803, fax 865-264-6263), counsels and files for veterans, widows and dependents - disability compensation, pension, death benefits, education, vocational rehabilitation, medical and dental treatment, insurance and home loans - obtains DD-214s, medical records and replacement medals, and makes home, hospital and nursing-home visits; its FY2026 snapshot counts 1,763 appointments, 1,639 phone calls and $3,095,849 of new revenue through June 2026.
Anderson County veterans, widows and dependents. No rating is needed to ask.
Andrews County's Veterans Service Officer, Mike Burney, appointed by the Commissioners' Court on February 24, 2026, helps veterans and spouses by appointment with discharge papers, VA claims and benefits from pension and health care to home loans and burial (432-524-2488, [email protected]); the county raised the office's budget to $71,497 for FY2027.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Angelina County's Veterans Service Officer, Ellen Moreau (appointed July 2026), helps county veterans and their dependents prepare and present VA and State benefit claims at 211 East Shepherd, Suite 118, Lufkin, by appointment on part-day hours Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday; the page gives the number as both 936-639-3833 and 936-639-3383.
Angelina County veterans and dependents. Any county resident who served, and dependents; no rating is needed.
Anoka County Veteran Services, in the Government Center at 2100 3rd Avenue, Suite 216, Anoka, helps county veterans and dependents claim benefits through county, state and federal programmes; call (763) 324-4500 to meet a Veteran Services Officer, weekdays 8 to 4 and Fridays to 3.
Veterans and dependents in Anoka County. Veterans and their dependents who live in Anoka County. No rating is needed.
Aransas County's Veterans' Services office, at 2840 Highway 35 North, Rockport (361-790-0154), helps veterans and their families with VA and State claims; TexVet names Mike Kuertz as the officer. The county's own pages are behind a bot check, so call to confirm hours.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Arapahoe County's veterans service office, in Community Resources, has accredited officers who assess needs and prepare and present VA claims for compensation, pension, survivor and burial benefits, by appointment in Littleton, Aurora or online. Call 303-738-8045. A veterans coffee club meets monthly in Littleton.
Veterans and dependents in Arapahoe County. For Arapahoe County residents; others are sent to their own county office. No rating is needed.
Archer County's Veterans Services Office names Jason Deeken, also Clay County's Veterans Service Officer, on the 3rd floor of the Archer County Courthouse in Archer City (940-574-4700), to help veterans and their families with VA and State claims; the county budgets $12,091.40 for the office in FY2027, mostly part-time salary.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Arkansas County's veterans service officer, Kevin Jones, at 312 South College, Stuttgart ((870) 659-2102), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free on Monday mornings and by appointment on Tuesday and Wednesday; the county has no website.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Armstrong County's Veterans Affairs Office, 450 E. Market Street, Suite 107, Kittanning (724-548-3441), helps veterans and survivors claim federal and Pennsylvania benefits, and handles the county's burial allowance, grave markers and flags, headstone setting and safekeeping of the DD-214; Monday to Thursday 8 to 4:30, closed Fridays.
Veterans and survivors. For Armstrong County veterans and their survivors. No rating is needed for help with a claim; each benefit has its own rules.
Armstrong County has no veterans page, names no veterans service officer and keeps no veterans department in the 2027 budget it approved on August 25, 2026; TexVet's county list sends Armstrong's veterans to the Texas Veterans Commission's Amarillo office ((806) 468-1885), and the County Judge's office in Claude ((806) 553-2860) is the county's general contact.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
The Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs keeps the Ascension Parish veterans service office at 828 South Irma Boulevard, Gonzales, with a Donaldsonville itinerant point, helping veterans and families claim benefits; 225-644-7475.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
The Ashland County Veterans Service Office - 110 Cottage Street, Ashland, OH 44805 (419-282-4225 and 419-281-5747, [email protected], Monday to Friday 8AM-4PM, closed federal holidays), the county's ORC 5901 Veterans Service Commission office with Director Adam Boyce per the NACVSO directory - helps veterans and their families with federal claims and Ohio benefits, runs the county's transportation and financial-assistance programmes under Revised Code 5901.08 with a three-month county residency rule, and takes applications by appointment.
Any Ashland County veteran and eligible family. The office assists veterans and their eligible family members with claims, transportation and financial assistance; no rating is needed to call. The rating filter never hides this entry.
Ashley County's veteran service officer, Cheryl Langley Bailey, helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free at the courthouse in Hamburg (870-853-2070) early in the week and at 303 Main Street in Crossett (870-364-4207) from Wednesday afternoon to Friday.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Ashtabula County's Veterans Service Commission, Executive Director Benjamin M. Schwartfigure Sr., 1709 E. Prospect Road, Ashtabula, weekdays 8 to 4:30 (440-964-8324, fax 440-964-3582, [email protected]), prepares VA claims - compensation, pension, education, Ohio Veterans Home, grave markers, widow's pension - gives emergency financial assistance under ORC 5901 (mortgage/rent, food, clothing, personal hygiene, utilities), and secures burial and memorial benefits.
Any veteran. Any veteran with a discharge. No rating is needed.
The Atascosa County Veterans Service Office - Elizabeth Branson, Veterans Service Officer, with Violet Corona the Assistant - sits at 818 Main Street, Jourdanton (830-769-3251, fax 830-769-2319), open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with a noon-to-one lunch closure, and reports to the Commissioners Court under Texas Veterans Commission technical guidelines.
Atascosa County veterans, dependents and survivors. Free help filing VA and state benefit claims; no rating is needed to ask.
The Athens County Veterans Service Commission, 88 North Plains Road, Suite 102, The Plains (740-592-3216, fax 740-592-3217), Monday to Friday 8 to 4:30, works under Senior VSO Kim Spencer, Office Manager/VSO John Woods and Administrative Assistant Brian Artrip: individual guidance on VA and NGO eligibility, referrals, and, where necessary and appropriate, direct financial assistance, with applications due by 4 p.m. the Thursday before the first and third Mondays.
Athens County veteran or qualifying family in need. The commission sets its own need standards under ORC 5901; apply at the office. The rating filter never hides this entry.
Austin County's Veterans Service Officer, Steve Lackey (introduced to the Commissioners Court on May 11, 2026), helps veterans, dependents and survivors with VA and State claims from the main office at 800 E. Wendt Street, Bellville, Monday to Wednesday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Thursday by appointment, with locations in Sealy and Wallis; the county budgets $43,819 for the office in FY2027.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs runs the Autauga/Lowndes County Veterans Service Office at 218 North Court Street, Prattville, with service officer Robert Carr; 334-358-6746, Monday to Friday 8 to 4:30.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
A one-time payment of up to $27,908.90 toward a vehicle, plus adaptive equipment such as hand controls and lifts, for service-connected loss of a hand or foot, severe vision loss, severe burns, or ALS.
Qualifying loss. A service-connected loss or loss of use of a hand or foot, permanent bilateral vision impairment, a severe burn, or ALS. A combined percentage alone does not qualify.
Bailey County's Veterans page links outside help - Meals for Vets, a Veterans Resource Center navigator in Amarillo for general assistance, VA dental insurance, Make the Connection and the Ussery-Roan Texas State Veterans Home - but names no veterans service officer, and its FY 2026-2027 adopted budget has no veterans department; TexVet's county list names Judy Coffman, (806) 272-3647, [email protected], and the County Judge's office in Muleshoe (806-272-3077) is the county's general contact.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs runs Baldwin County's veterans service office at the Satellite Courthouse in Foley, open Tuesday to Thursday and by appointment on Mondays and Fridays, with free help on VA claims, appeals and State benefits. Call 251-937-0218.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Bandera County's Veterans Service Officer, Mike Lauricella (1212 Hackberry Street, second floor, Bandera; cell 830-460-1643; appointments only, Monday to Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.), helps veterans and dependents with VA claims, State benefits and recording discharges at no charge; the county budgets the one-officer office at $89,109 for FY2027, with a separate fund of jurors' donations.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Bannock County's Veteran Services, on the Idaho State University campus in Pocatello (Pond Student Union, 3rd floor, 208-282-4245), files VA claims under the State's accreditation, helps with the disabled veterans' property tax letter, and holds monthly walk-in hours in Downey, McCammon and at the Pocatello VA clinic; coordinator Melissa Hartman.
Bannock County veterans, dependants and survivors. No rating is needed to ask the office for help.
The Barron County Veterans Service Office - Veterans Service Officer Shellie L. Shaw (appointed by the County Board February 16, 2026, after serving as Assistant CVSO) and Assistant CVSO Casey Stoeberl, Room 103 of the Government Center, 335 E Monroe Ave., Barron (715-537-6290, fax 715-537-6237, Monday to Friday 8:00 to 4:30 by appointment) - assists veterans, spouses and dependents with state, federal and county benefits, registers DD-214s with the Register of Deeds, and runs a ride programme to the Minneapolis VA Medical Center.
Veterans, spouses and dependents. The county VSO assists veterans, spouses and dependents with state, federal and county benefits; no rating is needed to make an appointment.
The Barry County Department of Veterans Affairs, Andrew Courtright, Program Director, sits within the Barry County United Way at 231 S. Broadway, Hastings (269-945-1296), Monday to Friday 8 to 5, coordinating claims help and community programmes for honorably served veterans and their families; the American Legion’s Patty Breas takes claims by appointment and phone.
Barry County veteran or qualifying family member. The department assists veterans and their families with claims and community programmes; no rating is needed to call. The rating filter never hides this entry.
Bartholomew County's Veteran Services Office - Veteran Service Officer Jim Stevens (introduced to the Commissioners on September 21, 2026), Assistant VSO Larry Garrity and receptionist Angel Walker - helps veterans and their families with benefits, filing claims and guidance; office hours Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (public 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.), 812-379-1540.
Bartholomew County veterans and their families. Free claims help; no rating or discharge condition is published.
Bastrop County's Veterans Service Office, 104 Loop 150 West, Bastrop (512-581-4006, [email protected]), with accredited officers Jayson Swetnam and Daniel DuBose, helps veterans, families and survivors apply for federal, state and local benefits by appointment, Monday to Thursday in Bastrop, Thursday afternoons in Elgin and Wednesday afternoons in Smithville.
Bastrop County veterans, families and survivors. No rating is needed to ask the office for help.
Baxter County's Veterans Services office, 5 East 9th Street, Mountain Home (870-425-8155), counsels veterans, dependents and survivors and prepares VA compensation, pension, survivor, burial and Aid and Attendance claims and appeals free; Charles R. Leonard II is the officer, with a part-time post the Quorum Court funded in 2025.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Bay County's Department of Veteran Affairs, with Veteran Service Officer Mark Kaczmarek (989-895-4190) and Emergency Relief Coordinator Andrew Turner (989-895-4108), provides information, referrals and support to honorably discharged wartime veterans and their families, weekdays 8 to 5 (closed noon to 1) at the county building, with appointments requested through 989-895-4108 and rides to the Saginaw VA through volunteer drivers.
Bay County honorably discharged wartime veterans and their families. Free; no rating is needed.
Baylor County names no veterans service officer on its site, but its FY 2027 approved budget carries an $8,000 "Veterans Service Officer" line ($4,962.78 spent in FY 2025) and each regular Commissioners Court agenda takes the Veteran's Officer's report; TexVet's county list names Wayne McCallum at 940-574-4700, the Archer County office's number, and the County Judge's office in Seymour (940-889-3553) is the county's general contact.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Beaufort County's Office of Veterans Affairs assists the county's veteran population and their dependents in obtaining their fullest Department of Veterans Affairs and state of South Carolina benefits - compensation and pension, DIC, insurance, home loan certificates and dependent education - at (843) 255-6880 on Ribaut Road.
Beaufort County veterans and dependents. The office assists veterans and their dependents. No rating is required.
The Beaufort County Veterans Services office, under Veterans Service Officer Jennie Haddock at 1308 Highland Drive, Washington (252-946-8016), files claims for the county's veterans, and a $20,000 grant from the NC Department of Military and Veterans Affairs funds a part-time employee entering the office's paper files into its benefits software.
Beaufort County veterans and their survivors. Free claims help at the county office; no rating or discharge condition is published.
The Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs keeps the Beauregard Parish veterans service office at 250 West 7th Street, DeRidder (337-463-7305, [email protected]) - inside the War Memorial Civic Center, the 1941 DeRidder USO building, where the Department operates under a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement with the Beauregard Parish Police Jury - on the Department's weekday 8-to-4 hours, by appointment, helping veterans and families claim benefits and signing the Form A25 the parish assessor requires for the disabled veteran exemptions.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Bedford County Veterans Affairs - Director of Veterans Services Theresa Montgomery and Veterans Service Officer James D. Francis, first floor of the Courthouse at 200 South Juliana Street, Bedford (814-623-4848, fax 814-623-7431) - helps veterans, surviving spouses and dependents file disability, pension, survivor, education, burial and grave-marker claims, takes the Disabled Veterans' Real Estate Tax Exemption and Veterans' Temporary Assistance applications, and runs the county's free DAV van to the Van Zandt VA Medical Center in Altoona; all visits by appointment.
Bedford County veteran, surviving spouse or dependent. The office assists veterans and their families with the listed claims; no rating is needed to call. The rating filter never hides this entry.
Bee County's Veteran Services Director, Sandra Musquez, helps veterans and survivors with VA and State claims at 210 E Corpus Christi Street, Beeville (361-621-1576), on weekday half-days; the county budgets the office at $98,964 for FY2027, up from $65,215, adding part-time help.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Belmont County's Veterans Service Commission, 400 Imperial Plaza, Bellaire (740-325-1042), with a Thursday satellite office in the St. Clairsville VA clinic, files VA claims, runs two vans daily to the Pittsburgh VA Medical Center, gives limited emergency help with utilities and groceries to county veterans and surviving spouses under its income limits, makes free veteran ID cards and gives flag cases to families; appointments are required.
Belmont County veterans and unremarried surviving spouses. Claims help and rides need no rating; financial help needs 90 days in the county, a discharge under honorable conditions and household income under the commission limits.
The Benton County veterans service officer, Patrick Robinson, works from the Public Service Building, 1204 SW 14th Street, Suite 8, Bentonville, 479-464-6123, weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. by appointment, helping county veterans and dependents file VA and state claims.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.