Jim Wells County's Veterans Service Officer, Daniel Salinas, helps veterans, widows and dependents with VA and State claims at 601 East Main Street, Suite 110, Alice (361-668-5715), Monday to Thursday; the county budgets the office at $132,659 for 2027, $40,000 of it a medical transportation line, and restores a secretary.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Johnson County's Veterans Office, 215 West Main Street, Room 28, Clarksville (479-754-2560), helps veterans get their DD-214s, file VA claims and apply for death benefits, free, Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Darrin McClure is the officer.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Johnson County Veterans Affairs, 18 W Jefferson St, Franklin, helps veterans and families with VA disability and education benefits, by appointment, and helps a disabled veteran file State Form 12662 for Indiana's 2026 property tax deduction and credits by January 15, 2027; its March 2026 flyer still names the retired State Form 51186 and December 30. (317) 346-4563.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Any veteran, dependent or survivor in Johnson County can use the office. No rating is needed.
Johnson County's veterans county service office helps eligible veterans and their survivors identify and file for VA and State of Texas benefits, including appeals, from two offices - the Historic Courthouse in Cleburne and the Burleson Sub-Courthouse - staffed by four county service officers. Call 817-556-6351 (Cleburne) or 817-202-2971 (Burleson).
Eligible veterans and their survivors. For Johnson County veterans and their survivors. No rating is needed.
Jones County's Veterans Service Office, at 695 County Home Road, Ellisville (601-428-0467), helps veterans and their dependents file service-connected disability and pension claims and VA health benefit applications, and obtains DD-214s, military and medical service records, and grave markers, free; George "Jeff" Barnett is the VSO and Sara Buchanan the VSO Assistant.
Jones County veterans, widows and widowers. Free claims help; no rating is needed to ask.
Jones County keeps no county veterans service officer: its site, courthouse phone list and 2027 budget name none, and TexVet's statewide list has no Jones County row; the county links the Texas Veterans Portal, and veterans should ask the Texas Veterans Commission (see the Texas entry) where its nearest counselor sees them.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Kansas keeps no county veterans service office in statute - Saline County's claims route is the Kansas Office of Veterans Services' Salina field office, 1502 East Iron Avenue, Suite B, Salina (785-823-2862), whose VA-accredited Veteran Service Representatives serve Cloud, Lincoln, McPherson, Mitchell, Ottawa, Republic and Saline Counties at no charge.
Saline County veteran or qualifying family member. The state’s representatives file county veterans’ VA and State claims; no rating is needed to call. The rating filter never hides this entry.
The Kansas Office of Veterans Services' Hutchinson field office - Veteran Service Representative Nick McCammon ([email protected]), 1600 South Elm Street, Hutchinson (620-662-7131, fax 620-665-1008) - helps Reno County veterans and families with VA claims free, by appointment, and takes itinerant days at Lyons and the rest of its seven-county list.
Veterans and families in Reno and the six neighbouring counties. Free claims help from an accredited State representative; no rating is needed to ask.
The Kansas Office of Veterans Services' Junction City field office, 700 North Jefferson Street (785-238-4522), and its representative at the Junction City VA clinic, 1169 Southwind Drive (785-684-9534), help Geary County veterans and families with VA claims free, by appointment, 7:30 to 4:30; the office also serves Clay, Dickinson, Marion and Washington counties.
Veterans and families in Geary and the four neighbouring counties. Free claims help from accredited State representatives; no rating is needed to ask.
Karnes County's Veteran Services Officer, Blake Sanches, helps veterans and widows with first claims, increases, appeals and hearings before a Veterans Law Judge, records, VA health care, life insurance and home-loan papers at 115 North Market Street, Karnes City, weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ((830) 780-3925); the county budgets the office at $59,210.43 for FY2027.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Kendall County's Veteran Service Officer is Ron Cortez, TVC-accredited, at 126 Rosewood Ave., Boerne (830-249-9343 ext. 336), Monday to Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with a 12:30 to 1:30 lunch closure, by appointment - reporting to the Commissioners Court under Texas Veterans Commission technical guidelines and 38 C.F.R. part 38, free of charge.
Kendall County veterans, dependents and survivors. Free help filing VA and state benefit claims; no rating is needed to ask.
The Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs' London field office - 122 S. Main Street, London (606-344-1003, [email protected]) - is Laurel County's benefits route: benefits representative Joseph Trinetto serves Region 13's Knox, Laurel, Whitley, Bell, Clay and Owsley counties, providing 'professional help free of charge to veterans in obtaining and using federal and state benefits to which they are entitled' - claims, appeals, the state's tuition waiver, the veterans homes and cemeteries - under KRS chapter 36 and the department's federal accreditation.
Any Laurel County veteran or dependent. The department’s help is free and covers federal and state claims; no rating is needed to contact the representative.
Kentucky has no county veterans service officers; the Department of Veterans Affairs' Region 10 representative, Gregory Calvert (502-356-1101, [email protected]), serves Scott with Anderson, Franklin, Harrison, Owen and Woodford counties.
Veterans, dependants and survivors. Free claims help from the Department of Veterans Affairs; no rating is needed to ask.
Kentucky has no county veterans service officers; the Department of Veterans Affairs' Region 17 representative, Amanda Osborne (606-585-3833, [email protected]), serves Boyd with Carter, Elliott, Greenup and Lawrence counties.
Veterans, dependants and survivors. Free claims help from the Department of Veterans Affairs; no rating is needed to ask.
Kentucky has no county veterans service officers; the Department of Veterans Affairs' Region 2 representative, Kristina Adams (270-556-0474, [email protected]), serves McCracken with Ballard, Carlisle, Livingston and Marshall counties, and the Region 2 office sits in Paducah's VA clinic at 2620 Perkins Creek Drive.
Veterans, dependants and survivors. Free claims help from the Department of Veterans Affairs; no rating is needed to ask.
Meade County's claims route runs through the Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs' Region 7 benefits representative, Ishmael John (502-799-3588, [email protected]), whose region takes Hardin, Meade and LaRue counties - the county names no veterans service office of its own - with KDVA Central Office in Frankfort.
Any veteran or family member. The KDVA benefits representative files claims for any veteran or family member; the service is free. No rating is needed.
Kerr County's Veterans Service Office, Suite 107 of the Allie Burton Annex, 550 Earl Garrett Street, Kerrville (830-792-2203), helps veterans, families and survivors with VA compensation, pension, survivor, burial and education claims, the Hazelwood Act and discharge requests, free, Monday to Thursday; officer Jennifer (Jenna) Sanchez and assistant Chase Allsup. Through October 31, 2026 it takes appointments only, no walk-ins.
Kerr County veterans, families and survivors. No rating is needed; the service is free.
Kershaw County's Veterans Affairs Office, run by Veteran's Affairs Officer Barbara Ray with administrative assistant Holley Kelly, in the Kershaw County Government Center, Room 150, 515 Walnut Street, Camden, 803-425-1500 ext. 5318, weekdays 8:30 to 5, prepares and submits VA claims - compensation and pension, dependents' and survivors' benefits, burial, medical care, education, home loans, life insurance - plus discharge review and the State's exemptions and V-tags; the DAV van runs to the Dorn VA Medical Center on Wednesdays.
Kershaw County veterans and their surviving dependants. No rating is needed.
Kimble County's Veteran Service Officer, Henry "Hy" Rabon, helps veterans and families with VA and State claims from Junction (office 325-446-4510, cell 325-215-1591, [email protected]; mail 401 N 4th Street); the county budgets the part-time office at $14,340 for 2027.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Kinney County keeps no veterans service officer: its site has no veterans page, only a link to the State's Texas Veterans Portal, and its adopted 2026-2027 budget has no veterans department or line; TexVet's county list sends Kinney County's veterans to the Texas Veterans Commission's San Antonio office (210-699-5076), whose claims counselors help any veteran free, and the County Judge's office in Brackettville (830-563-2401) 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.
Kittitas County's Veteran Services Program - Denise Payton, VSO (509-933-8320) and Eddie Vader, VSO (509-910-4855), 507 N Nanum, Ellensburg ([email protected]), weekdays 8 to 4 with vouchers available Monday to Wednesday 9 to 2 - assists veterans, dependents and survivors with VA and State claims, runs the Veterans Relief Fund emergency voucher programme, and holds office hours at the Upper Kittitas County Senior Center in Cle Elum on the first and third Tuesdays.
Veterans, their spouses and minor children. The programme assists veterans and their families with VA and State claims and the Veterans Relief Fund; no rating is needed to ask.
Kleberg County's Veterans Services office (Orlando Rosa, 100 W. King Avenue, Kingsville, 361-595-8552) helps veterans with VA and State claims; the county's FY2027 budget sets the office at $105,048, with a part-time driver and the office's own vehicle.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Knox County's Veterans Service Office, 105 E. Chestnut Street, Mount Vernon (740-393-6742), weekdays 8 to 4, files VA claims, gives temporary financial help with rent, utilities and food to veterans with 90 days in the county, runs four vans to the Cleveland, Sandusky, Columbus, Dayton, Chillicothe and Cincinnati VA clinics, and reimburses fuel to appointments by gas cards; its commissioners meet the first and third Wednesday.
Knox County veterans, their spouses, surviving spouses, dependent parents and minor children. Claims help and rides need no rating. Financial help needs 90 days of county residency, qualifying service with an honorable or general discharge (or a VA-recognized service-connected disability), and demonstrated financial need; the commissioners decide each application.
Knox County's Veteran Services page names Jason Doran as Veteran's Officer, at (214) 850-7357, with the office open on the first Monday of the month from 8 to 12 or by appointment at the courthouse in Benjamin; the 2026-2027 budget keeps a County Veteran Office of $7,272, $4,735 of it salary. TexVet's county list has no entry for Knox.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Kosciusko County's Veterans Service Officer, Darryl McDowell, in the Justice Building, 121 North Lake Street, Warsaw (574-372-2436), files VA compensation, pension, Aid and Attendance, survivors' and home loan claims, the Indiana college fee remission and burial and medal requests free; walk-ins on Wednesdays, appointments the other days.
Veterans and their families. Any veteran, dependant or survivor in Kosciusko County can use the office. No rating is needed.
La Plata County's Veterans' Services Office - Veterans Services Officer Erick Burgos, 1970 East Third Ave, Suite 102, Durango (970-759-0117, fax 970-247-3277), inside the Durango VA CBOC building - files claims and enrols veterans in VA health care free, weekdays 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (lunch 12:00-12:30), appointments encouraged; the DAV Transportation Coordinator is at 970-501-5575.
All veterans and their dependents. The office assists all veterans and their dependents free of charge; services are information, support and guidance. No rating is needed.
La Salle County's Veterans Affairs page names no officer, but its 2026 adopted budget keeps a Veterans Service department of $14,424 with a "Veterans Officer" paid $339.15 a pay period ($8,818 a year), raised from $11,428 in 2025, when the post was listed as vacant; TexVet's county list names Rickey Galvan (830-879-3044, [email protected]) for La Salle, and the County Judge's office in Cotulla (830-483-5139) 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.
LaPorte County Veterans Services, 555 Michigan Avenue, Suite 105, La Porte, helps veterans and dependents with disability and death pensions, compensation, VA loans, education, burial and insurance claims; Veteran's Service Officer Donald Jozwiak, 219-326-6808 ext. 2216, weekdays 8 to 4.
Veterans and dependents. Any veteran or dependent in LaPorte County can use the office. No rating is needed.
The LaSalle County Veterans Assistance Commission, 4231 Progress Blvd, Unit 4, Peru, files VA claims and appeals, finds military records and medals, helps with burial benefits and property tax exemptions, and pays emergency rent and utility help to veterans in need; outreach at Marseilles and Streator City Halls; 815-433-1761.
Veterans and qualified family in LaSalle County. A LaSalle County veteran, or a qualifying spouse or survivor, who meets the commission's need standard. No rating is needed.
Lafayette County's veterans service officer, Ben Butler, at 110 E. 4th St., Suite 10, Lewisville ((870) 921-4547), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; the county has no website.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
The Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs keeps the Lafayette Parish veterans service office at 2100 Jefferson Street, Lafayette, under Nakeisha Foots, helping veterans and families claim benefits; 337-262-5628.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Lafourche Parish runs its own Veterans Affairs Office with a Thibodaux office at 2535 Veterans Boulevard and a Mathews office at 4876 Highway 1, helping veterans and families with applications for the benefits they deserve; 985-242-2014.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Lake County's Veteran's Services Office, a Health Services division the Board set up in 1946, helps veterans, dependants and survivors with VA and CalVet claims, appeals, pensions, discharge records and the college fee waiver from 285 North Main Street, Lakeport (707-263-2384) and a Clearlake office at 15145 Lakeshore Drive (707-995-7233), and issues a county Veteran ID card by appointment.
Veterans, dependants and survivors in Lake County. Anyone can ask the office for help; the ID card needs a discharge under honorable conditions or for medical reasons, or a VA service-connected rating. No rating is needed for help.
Lamar County Veteran Services - Director and Veteran Services Officer Amber Cutshall (TVC accreditation 59823) and Assistant VSO Crystale Samuel, 231 Lamar Ave, Paris (903-737-2484), by appointment Monday to Thursday - helps with VA claims, benefits questions and forms but not VA health-care matters; the county budgets the two-person office at $170,935 for FY2027.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Lamb County has no veterans service officer: its Veterans Services page says "At this time we do not have a Veteran Services Officer" and points disabled veterans and surviving spouses to the Texas Veterans Commission for property tax exemption questions; the county's "Vet & Welfare" department, proposed at $100,906 for FY 2027, carries indigent aid and a $100 indigent veterans' travel line.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Lampasas County's Veterans Service Officer, Phil Pall, works from 407 S. Pecan St., Suite 102 B, Lampasas (830-347-0512, [email protected]), Tuesdays noon to 5 p.m. or by appointment, helping county veterans with VA and State benefits.
Lampasas County veterans and their families. Free help; no rating is needed to ask.
Lancaster County's Veterans Affairs department (department 610, four full-time staff under Director Robin Ghent) helps veterans with VA claims and benefits - its FY2026-27 request is $496,249, up 25 per cent, after calls rose 38 per cent (3,088 to 4,275) and client appointments 23 per cent (7,214 to 8,867) between 2024 and 2025, and it funds a new DAV van, the Veterans Day Parade and hosting The Wall That Heals; the county publishes no page for the office.
Lancaster County veterans and their families. No rating is needed to ask.
Lapeer County Veteran Services, 287 W. Nepessing Street, Suite 2, Lapeer (810-667-0256), run since 1969 and paid for by a voted veterans millage (0.1824 mill, about $819,000 a year, through 2029), files VA claims with three accredited service officers under Director Pete Kirley and drives veterans and spouses free to non-emergency medical appointments with 20 volunteer drivers and five vehicles.
Lapeer County veterans, spouses and dependants. Claims help and rides are free; no rating is needed.
Larimer County's Veteran Services Office in downtown Fort Collins provides guidance and advocacy for benefits, health care and resources through the VA, other agencies and nonprofits, free, weekdays with a Friday half day, at (970) 498-7390.
Veterans and families in Larimer County. Veterans and their families and survivors. No rating is needed.
Lauderdale County's Veterans Services, 500 Constitution Avenue, Meridian (601-482-9811, [email protected]), assists veterans and their families with VA benefits - disability compensation, medical and nursing home care and education; Macey Turner is the assistant director on the page as read.
Lauderdale County veterans, dependants and survivors. Free claims help; no rating or discharge condition is published.
The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs runs the shared Colbert/Lauderdale veterans service office in Florence, with service officer Peggy Williams, serving Lauderdale County from 312 South Court Street; 256-760-5845.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Laurens County's Veterans Affairs Office at 105 Bolt Drive, Suite B, Laurens (864-984-4041), under Director Dale Williams, assists veterans and their dependents with claims to the Columbia Regional Office and the Board of Veterans' Appeals, records and certifies DD-214s, and runs a free weekday van to the Greenville VA clinic and the Dorn VA Medical Center.
Laurens County veterans and their dependents. Anyone can ask the office for help with VA claims and van rides. No rating is needed.
Lavaca County's Veterans Services Officer, Wayne Murphy, helps veterans and survivors with VA and State claims at the County Annex, 412 N. Texana Street, Hallettsville, on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (cell 979-253-8621); he keeps Colorado County's office in Columbus the other three weekdays, and Lavaca budgets $29,680 for the post in FY2027.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. The office helps any veteran, dependent or survivor with VA and State claims. No rating is needed.
Lawrence County's veterans service officer, Danny Coker, at the courthouse, 315 W. Main St., Room 12, Walnut Ridge ((870) 886-1115), helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesday mornings; the county's own site is offline.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.
Lawrence County's Veterans Office - the county director of veterans affairs, Jesse Putnam, on the lower level of the Government Center, 430 Court Street, New Castle (724-656-2180) - helps veterans and families with VA pension, compensation, health care, education and burial claims and the State's programmes, administers the county burial allowance, headstones and grave flags, and points veterans to a volunteer DAV van to the Butler and Pittsburgh VA hospitals.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Any veteran of any era, family member or survivor can use the office. No rating is needed.
The Lawrence County Veterans Service Office - Veterans Service Officer Kylie McPike with Assistant VSO Brandon Brummett and Administrative Assistant Tony King, 916 15th Street, Room 8, Bedford (812-275-6411), hours by appointment - assists Lawrence County's veterans, dependents and survivors with their lawful claims, and its page asks anyone who served in Vietnam, or served at Camp Lejeune in 1953-1987, to contact the office.
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Any veteran, dependent or survivor in Lawrence County can use the office. No rating is needed.
Lawrence County's Veterans Services Office, 111 S. 4th Street, Ironton (740-533-4327 or 740-532-5290, fax 740-533-4345, [email protected]), weekdays 8:30 to 4, is the county's veterans service office; its own site is an unfinished template, so its services rest on the county's directory and the State's county-office machinery.
Lawrence County veterans and their families. The office is the county chapter 5901 contact; no published eligibility test exists. No rating is required to ask.
Lee County's veterans service officer, Tony Bond, who is also Cross County's, helps county veterans, dependents and survivors with VA claims free on Mondays and Tuesdays at the courthouse, 15 E. Chestnut St., Marianna ((870) 821-1159 on the State's finder, cell (870) 768-5457).
Veterans, dependents and survivors. Open to any veteran, dependent or survivor. No rating is needed.