Veterans Affairs

{Soldiers with flag} John Panichella, Director 2 N. Main Street Suite 502 Greensburg, PA  15601 Phone:  724.830.3530 Other:  724.830.3532   Meet the Director   Karen Butler, Admin Assistant/Accredited Veteran's Service Officer   Kimberly Grabiak, Dept Clerk       Due to the personal nature of information required when filling out claim forms, we respectfully request calling ahead to schedule an appointment in order to afford other veterans, spouses and their family's privacy.  Thank you.     {Required Document Checklist} After acquiring all documents, please contact our office for an appointment if needed for assistance in completing your application.   Office hours:  Monday-Friday 8:30 am-4:00pm {Agent Orange Presumptives}            Our mission is to ensure that county veterans receive those benefits to which they are deserving. The blessings of liberty have not been won or maintained easily or without great cost. Over the years, it has required the dedication and sacrifice of tens of thousands of servicemen and servicewomen to ensure all Americans can live, work, and worship as they choose. The health and well-being of our veterans must remain a top priority of our county, our state, and our nation. We at the Westmoreland County Veterans Affairs Office remain committed to ensure that our county veterans and all veterans receive those benefits to which they are greatly deserving. Ours is a gift of service which is gladly shared with all who are in need, throughout the year.     VAN SERVICE FOR MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS IN PITTSBURGH The VA Van is up and running again!  There are 2 volunteer drivers that will accommodate you Monday,Tuesday and Thursday. Please make your appointments for 9 a.m. till Noon only. This way the driver and the Veterans will not have to be in Pittsburgh all day. To schedule an appointment for a ride call our office: 724-830-3530   Monday - Friday  8:30 am to 4:00 pm Please call a week in advance so we can make arrangements with the drivers.   We honor our fallen brothers and sisters in arms.     As of 05/13/2010 10:00 a.m., the number of Americans who have given the ultimate sacrifice in Iraq: 4,417 and Afghanistan: 1197 Source:  Department of Defense Casualty Count

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