Concho County keeps no officer of its own: its Veterans Services page gives Tom Green County's Veterans County Service Office in San Angelo (36 E. Twohig Ave., walk-in weekdays 8 to noon and 1 to 5, (325) 277-2956), whose Troy Crosby introduced himself to Concho's Commissioners Court in January 2025, and its budget pays a $2,160 "Veterans Service Cost" a year; TexVet lists only Workforce Solutions of Concho Valley ((325) 659-6560).
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Lets a military retiree rated 50% or more receive retired pay and VA disability compensation at the same time, instead of having retired pay cut dollar for dollar.
Rated 50% or more. A combined service-connected rating of at least 50%, plus military retired pay.
Conway County's Veterans Services Office in the courthouse, 117 S. Moose Street, Morrilton ((501) 354-9628), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free, Monday to Wednesday 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.; Rita Carson is the officer.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Cooke County's Veteran Services Officer, Tim Cortes, works from the Old County Jail at 301 South Chestnut Street, Gainesville (940-668-5436), Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m., helping veterans and families with VA and State claims; the county budgets the office at $102,721 for FY2027.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Coos County's Veteran Services office, The Pony Village Mall, 1611 Virginia Avenue, Suite 125B, North Bend, 541-551-0222 (fax 541-396-7502, [email protected]), Monday to Thursday 8 to 5 by appointment and walk-in, Friday administrative, counsels veterans and their dependents on service-connected compensation, non-service-connected pension, aid and attendance, education benefits, vocational rehabilitation, survivor benefits and burial benefits; the county's Veterans' Department runs on $245,769 for FY2027 at 2.0 FTE.
Coos County veterans and their dependents. No rating is needed to ask.
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.
Veterans, dependents and survivors of Coosa and Tallapoosa counties. The ADVA service office counsels veterans and their families on federal and state benefits; no rating is needed to call.
Craighead County's Veterans Service Office at 511 South Main, Room 103, Jonesboro, run by Marisol Cordova, takes appointments Monday to Friday and walk-ins 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and keeps a track chair any Arkansas veteran can check out; 870-933-4598.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Crane County has no veterans page and its FYE 2026-2027 approved budget no veterans department or line; TexVet's county list sends Crane's veterans to the Texas Veterans Commission ((214) 857-0444), whose claims counselors help any veteran free, and the courthouse in Crane (432-558-1101) 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.
Crawford County's Veterans Service Office, in the courthouse at 300 Main Street, Room 4, Van Buren (479-471-3200), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors file VA claims free; Nicole Licari is the officer. The county's page gives hours of 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a lunch hour and afternoons kept for claim work, the State's finder 8 to 5, so call first.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Crawford County's Veteran Services office, Veterans Service Officer Anthony Digiacomo with secretaries Elisa Beuchat and Diane Nottingham, Downtown Mall, 900 Water Street, Suite 2, Meadville, weekdays 8:30 to 4:30 (814-333-7314, fax 814-337-5623; Friday after noon by appointment), helps the county's 10,000 veterans and their dependents secure federal, state and county benefits, and makes home visits to housebound veterans.
Crawford County veterans and their dependents. No rating is needed to ask.
Crittenden County's veterans service officer, Mickey Littlejohn, at 100 Court Street in Marion ((870) 739-4148), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free, Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; the office sits under the County Judge.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Crosby County has no veterans page, names no veterans service officer and keeps no veterans department in its FY 2026-2027 proposed budget; TexVet's county list sends Crosby's veterans to the Texas Veterans Commission's Lubbock office ((806) 472-3490), and the County Judge's office in Crosbyton (806-675-2011) 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.
Cross County's Office of Veterans Affairs, officer Tony Bond in the courthouse at 705 Union Ave E, Room 4, Wynne ((870) 238-5755, cell (870) 768-5457), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free, Monday to Thursday on the State's finder, which also places him in Marianna for Lee County on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Crow Wing County Veteran Services, 204 Laurel Street, Brainerd (218-824-1058, toll free 866-507-1058), files VA claims and appeals, helps with discharge copies and upgrades, VA health care enrolment and the property tax exclusion, and takes every application for the State Soldiers Assistance Program; in 2025 it saw 234 new veterans and brought in $83,245 of State grants for 24 of them.
Crow Wing County veterans, dependents and survivors. No rating is needed to ask the office for help.
Culberson County has no veterans page and names no officer, and its FY 2026-2027 adopted budget gives its "Veterans' Service Officer" department only $2,000 of supplies, with no salary; TexVet's county list sends Culberson's veterans to the Texas Veterans Commission's El Paso office ((915) 564-7852), and the County Judge's office in Van Horn (432-283-2059) 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 the Cullman County veterans service office in the courthouse at 500 2nd Avenue SW, Cullman, with service officer Daniel R. Marty; 256-775-4662.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Cumberland County's Veterans Services Office, in the historic courthouse at 2 N. Main Street, Suite 101, Crossville (931-456-0090), helps veterans and families with VA claims and other needs, weekdays 8 to 4; Veterans Services Officer Jeffrey Connors, appointed by the Commission in January 2026, works with two assistants, and the 2026-27 budget adds a full-time officer.
Veterans and families. For Cumberland County veterans and their families. No rating is needed and there is no charge.
Currituck County's Veteran Services Officer Noel Gregory, 153 Courthouse Road, Suite 211, Currituck (252-435-4593), by appointment, files VA claims for veterans and families of Currituck and Camden counties free, including Benefits Due at Discharge claims 60 to 180 days before separation; the county keeps a submitted-veterans registry.
Currituck and Camden County veterans and families. Free claims help by appointment; no rating is needed to ask. BDD claims go in 60 to 180 days before separation.
Dakota County's Veterans Services helps veterans, dependents and survivors claim county, state and federal benefits, with a county veterans service officer by appointment at 651-554-5601 or [email protected], from the Northern Service Center in West St. Paul, the Western Service Center in Apple Valley and monthly in Hastings; new applicants must live in the county.
Veterans, dependents and survivors in Dakota County. Veterans, their dependents and survivors who live in Dakota County. No rating is needed.
The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs runs the Dale County Veterans Service Office in the County Ag Plex Building, 202 Highway 123 South, Suite F, Ozark, with service officer Robbie Ray; 334-774-5550, Monday to Thursday 8 to 4 and Fridays by appointment.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Dallam County budgets a part-time veterans service officer - a $11,291.08 salary in a $17,086.75 Veteran's Service department for FY 2026-2027 - but its site has no veterans page and names no officer; TexVet's county list names Larry Fisk ((806) 244-4771) for Dallam, and the County Judge's office in Dalhart (806-244-2450) 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.
Dallas County's veterans service officer, Terry Thacker ((870) 352-0365), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free Monday to Thursday mornings; the State's finder gives the office a Sparkman address, 67 Dallas County Road 216, so call before going.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Davie County Veterans Services - Veterans Services Officer Meagan Tomlin, 644 North Main Street, Mocksville (336-753-6225), weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. by appointment with an hour closed for lunch - counsels veterans, dependents and survivors on VA compensation, pension, survivor, burial and education claims, and since January 2026 runs a grant-funded Veterans Computer Lab with free self-service computers and printing, two hours a day per veteran.
Davie County veteran or qualifying family member. The VSO files claims free; no rating is needed to schedule. The rating filter never hides this entry.
Dawson County budgets a $40,000 veterans service officer's salary ($43,080 for the department) for FY 2027, as for FY 2026, but paid no officer in FY 2025, and its site has no veterans page and names no officer; TexVet's county list sends Dawson County's veterans to the Texas Veterans Commission's Lubbock office (806-472-3490), and the County Judge's office in Lamesa (806-200-2012) 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 the DeKalb County veterans service office at 500 Grand Avenue SW, Fort Payne, with service officer Lauren Turner; 256-845-8572.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
DeWitt County's Veteran County Service Officer, Jeffrey Zengerle, helps veterans, service members and survivors with VA claims and appeals, education and burial benefits and State benefits at 115 N Gonzales St., Cuero (cell 361-649-8227); the county funds the full-time office at $80,409 for FY2027, and in March 2026 agreed to give the Texas Veterans Commission office space there for VA health care help.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Deaf Smith County pays a part-time Veterans Service Officer - $25,278.42 in its 2027 budget, a post held since December 2017 - but its website has no veterans page and names no officer; TexVet's county list gives Albert Sciumbato, (806) 364-5674, so call him or the County Judge's office (806-363-7000) in Hereford.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Dearborn County's Veteran Services - Veteran Service Officer Dave Currence and ACVSO Tom Pollack, 165 Mary Street, Room 100, Lawrenceburg (812-537-8819, fax 812-537-4076), Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8:30 to 4:30 and Wednesday 8:30 to noon - assists veterans and surviving dependents with Federal, State and County applications and runs daily transportation to the Cincinnati VA Medical Center for scheduled specialty-care appointments.
Veterans and surviving dependents. The office assists Dearborn County veterans and surviving dependents with Federal, State and County applications; no rating is needed.
Delaware County's Veterans' Service Office, third floor of the County Building, 100 West Main Street, Muncie (765-747-7810), Monday to Friday 8:30 to 4:00, with Veterans Service Officer Brian Wilson, Nate Jones and Ronnie Allen, files compensation and pension claims and appeals, enrols veterans in VA health care and the GI Bill, helps survivors with DIC, requests military records, and helps with State benefits and the Military Family Relief Fund application.
Delaware County veterans, families and survivors. No rating is needed to ask the office for help.
A state pension of $3,000 a year, paid monthly, for a Delaware resident veteran who is paraplegic with no voluntary control over either leg, rated totally disabled by VA for it, where the disability came from wartime service.
Rated totally disabled by VA for paraplegia. 20 Del. C. § 1001(b)(2): "listed on the rolls of the United States Veterans Administration as totally disabled" for paraplegia with no voluntary control over either leg.
Delta County Veteran Services - Veterans Affairs Director Dave Dziewior (906-786-7228), 2840 College Avenue, Suite #2, Escanaba, in the Delta County Service Center, Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. by appointment - is the millage-funded Department of Veterans Affairs the county's voters created in 2024, filing claims and sorting out veterans' problems for the county's roughly 2,900 veterans.
Delta County veteran or qualifying family member. The office counsels county veterans and their dependents; no rating is needed to call. The rating filter never hides this entry.
Denver Human Services' Veteran Services team files VA claims for Denver residents who served and for their survivors, free, and offers peer support and help finding housing, food and other services, at the Bill Daniels Veteran Services Center on Santa Fe Drive. Its FAQ says it files only for honorable or other than honorable discharges, which leaves out general discharges it can and should file.
Denver residents who served, and their families. For people who live in Denver; others are sent to their own county office. No rating is needed.
Desha County's veterans service officer, Andre Dobbs, at 901 Holly St., McGehee ((870) 222-4314), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free on Mondays and Tuesdays; the county has no website.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Dickson County's veterans service officers, Trey Thomas and Walter Hansen, at the Dickson County Career Center, 250 Beasley Drive, Dickson (615-879-8495; appointments 615-446-0229), help veterans and military spouses with VA benefit claims, free; Monday to Friday 8 to 3, with walk-ins seen as time permits.
Dickson County veterans and families. Free claims help; no rating is needed to ask.
Dimmit County's Veteran Affairs Officer, David Avalos, keeps office hours Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at 212 N. 4th Street, Suite 101, Carrizo Springs (830-876-6323); the FY 2026-2027 approved budget carries a $24,400 Veterans department with a $15,750 appointed official, and in February 2026 the Court gave the officer an office in the courthouse annex.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Donley County's Veterans Officer page gives P.O. Box 1175, Clarendon, and [email protected]; the October 14, 2025 minutes name George Hall as the Donley County Veterans Service Officer, and TexVet gives him at (806) 205-1015 (and lists him for neighboring Hall County too). The county budgets $3,500 a year for the office - travel and training, $100 a month of office utilities and supplies - with no salary line.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Dorchester County's Veterans Affairs Office, directed by Johnny K. Brown, assists county residents with veteran benefits by appointment - in person or virtual - at (843) 832-0050, from 500 N. Main St., Summerville, weekdays 9 to 5, and Tuesdays in St. George; since April 15, 2024 it assists only Dorchester County residents.
Dorchester County veterans and their families. The office assists veterans and their families who reside in Dorchester County. No rating is required.
Douglas County's Veterans Service Office in Castle Rock prepares and manages VA claims, free, for veterans, current members and their families, and refers veterans to a veteran-specific AllHealth Network clinician. It moved to 410 S. Wilcox Street on September 29, 2026. Its FAQ still defines a spouse as of the opposite sex and limits non-VA emergency care to 100% or service-connected cases, both out of date.
Veterans, members and families in Douglas County. Veterans, current members and their dependents and survivors. No rating is needed.
Douglas County's Veterans Service Office - Veterans Service Officer Erick Hudson (715-395-1367) and Assistant Veterans Service Officer Shonn Devroy (715-395-1332) at the Government Center, 1316 N. 14th St., Room 385, Superior (715-395-1331, fax 715-395-1373) - assists eligible veterans and their dependents with state and federal benefits, with walk-ins Tuesdays and Thursdays and appointments the rest of the week.
Douglas County veteran or qualifying family member. The VSO files claims free; no rating is needed to schedule. The rating filter never hides this entry.
Drew County's veterans service officer, Ray Hice, in the courthouse at 210 S. Main St., Suite 4, Monticello ((870) 460-6290), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free on Mondays and Tuesdays; the Department's District 5 officer works from the same courthouse.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Duplin County's Veteran Services - Veteran Services Director Zaheerah “Zee” Jenkins and VSO Trisha Hoskins, 156 Duplin Commons Drive, Kenansville (910-296-2114, fax 910-275-1857) - helps Duplin County veterans and their dependents file claims, gather evidence and present them before the VA, weekdays 8 to 5, appointments by phone.
Veterans and their dependents. The office files claims and gathers evidence for Duplin County veterans and dependents. No rating is needed.
Dutchess County's Office of Veterans Affairs, 1335 Route 44, Suite 2, Pleasant Valley, 845-486-2060, reviews every veteran's and family's eligibility and files VA and other benefit claims by appointment, weekdays 9 to 5, and sends a mobile service officer to communities on evenings and weekends.
Veterans, their families and survivors. Free. No rating is needed.
Duval County's Veteran's Service Officer, Erasmo C. Cantu, helps veterans with VA and State benefits from 400 E. Gravis, San Diego (361-279-6219, cell 361-453-0054, [email protected]), Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to noon - call first - and runs the county's veterans van; the county budgets the office at $46,062 for 2026-27.
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 East Baton Rouge Parish veterans service office at 1755 Florida Street, Baton Rouge, under Destiny Curtis, helping veterans and families claim benefits; 225-342-5248.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Eastland County's Veterans' Services Coordinator, Ruben Zarate, helps veterans, dependents and survivors file VA claims in the Courthouse basement, 100 West Main, Eastland, on Monday afternoons by appointment (505-803-0512); the county's budget carries only $3,485 of supplies and travel for the office, with no salary line.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Eaton County Veteran Services, 1045 Independence Boulevard, Room 153, Charlotte, helps veterans and dependents with compensation, death benefits, education, insurance, medical care and pension, connects them with emergency aid and burial assistance, and drives veterans to the Ann Arbor VA hospital three days a week by appointment; 517-543-3599.
Veterans and dependents. Any veteran or dependent living in Eaton County. No rating is needed.
Ector County's Veterans Services office, run by Rick Mitchell, Veterans Claims Counselor and Veterans Services Coordinator, sits in the Ector County Courthouse, 300 N Grant Avenue, Odessa, at (432) 770-7511; the county's FY 26-27 budget funds the department (510) at $14,469.
Ector County veterans, their dependants and survivors. No rating is needed to ask the office for help.
Edgecombe County Veterans Services - Director Sherry Johnson, 201 St. Andrew Street, Room 265, Tarboro (252-641-6286), Monday to Friday 8 to 5, with the Rocky Mount annex at 110 Fountain Park Drive (252-977-3306 ext. 244) on Mondays - files Federal and State claims for veterans and dependents, “to improve the Quality of life for veterans and dependents by providing Federal and State benefits and services.”
Edgecombe County veteran or qualifying family member. The office files county veterans’ VA and State claims; no rating is needed to call. The rating filter never hides this entry.