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Veterans’ Services Office

Volusia County. Veterans’ Services Office. Mission Statement.

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Veterans’ Services Office

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  1. Volusia County Veterans’ Services Office

  2. Mission Statement To serve America’s veterans, their spouses, and their families with dignity and compassion. To be their principal advocate in ensuring they receive the benefits to which they are entitled and to promote the health, welfare, and quality of life of all veterans in recognition of their service to this nation.

  3. Locations DeLand 123 W. Indiana Avenue Daytona Beach 250 N. Beach Street Orange City 775 Harley Strickland Blvd New Smyrna Beach 107 E. Canal Street

  4. VETERANS SERVICES DIVISIONORGANIZATION CHART COMMUNTIY SERVICES DIRECTOR DAVID F. BYRON VETERANS SERVICE OFFICER MICHAEL J. WHITE DAYTONA BEACH OFFICE DELAND OFFICE ORANGE CITY OFFICE NEW SMYRNA BEACH OFFFICE SENIOR COUNSELOR OFFICE MANAGER DALE W. SWARTZFAGER SENIOR COUNSELOR OFFICE MANAGER JEFFEREY L. BUMB COUNSELOR JOYCE MCBRIDE COUNSELOR TIMOTHY ALGIERE MONDAY - TUESDAY COUNSELOR TIMOTHY ALGIERE WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY COUNSELOR RAYMOND ALLEN WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY COUNSELOR RAYMOND ALLEN MONDAY - TUESDAY COUNSELOR VACANT STAFF ASSISTANT II SUSAN CLARIDGE STAFF ASSISTANT I JENNIFER CASTALDI

  5. Florida state statute Florida law requires each Florida county to employ a veterans’ service officer to assist veterans and their dependents in filing for benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. The law also states that the Florida Department of Veteran Affairs (FDVA) is responsible for initial and annual certification and training.

  6. Estimated Demographics • Veterans living in Volusia County 66,000 • Military retirees, National Guard/Reservist • living in Volusia County 4,000 • Total of veterans in Volusia 70,000 • Current population of Volusia residents 496,950 • Veterans represents 14 percent of all residents

  7. Florida

  8. Veteran population shift Based on 2000 census data, California and Florida have the greatest number of veterans respectively. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs expects data to rank Florida first and California second by 2013 information.

  9. Veteran Services’ budget FY 13/14 • Personnel $470,519 • Operating $115,011 • Total $585,530

  10. Veteran Services Past Budget History • FY 2012 $577,013.00 • FY 2011 $533,749.00 • FY 2010 $531,554.00 • FY 2009 $586,941.00

  11. Veterans’ Services 2011/12 In FY 11-12, Volusia County’s Veterans’ Services Office: • Clients : 8,801 • Claims and appeals: 7,884 • Retroactive claims processed: $15,304,010.44 • Compensation and pension benefit payments: $176,470,913.00 • Annual VA Housing Benefits: 1.3 billion

  12. Services Provided • Assist in filing: • Compensation benefits • Pension benefits • Vocational rehabilitation • Educational benefits for veterans and dependents • Adaptive housing and automobile Grants • Medical enrollment

  13. Services Provided • Assist in filing for: • Insurance benefits • Burial benefits • Service documents • Private medical records • CHAMPVA and TRICARE enrollment • Appeals

  14. Additional Services • Assist widows with filing for survivor benefits program • Provide income letters • Casualty reporting • Conduct home/nursing home visits • Legislative efforts – CVSOA • Property Tax Exemption

  15. Additional Services Continued • Support in outreach – Yellow Ribbon Programs, local colleges and universities – 67 Veterans Organizations – Nursing Homes & ALF’S – County supported agencies like Haven Recovery Center, Volusia/Flagler Coalition for the Homeless, Homeless Veteran Stand Down and TDLCB.

  16. Emory L. Bennett Memorial Veterans’ Nursing Home 1920 Mason Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32117

  17. William V. Chappell Jr.Veterans’ Administration Outpatient Clinic 551 National Health Care Boulevard, Daytona Beach, FL 32114

  18. Department of Veterans’ Affairs Community Based Outpatient Clinic 2583 S. Volusia Avenue, Orange City, FL 32763

  19. VETERANS CENTER 1620 MASON AVENUE DAYTONA BEACH, FL 32114

  20. VA WELLNESS CENTER 3731 S CLYDE MORRIS BLVD, PORT ORANGE, FL 32129

  21. All Gave Some Some Gave All

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