Our Pledge
When you come into the Medina County Veterans Service Office, one of our knowledgeable associates will be here to assist you. Our staff understands deeply and compassionately the challenges faced by veterans, widows, widowers, and their families.
We are committed to ensuring that every veteran in Medina County receives the care, support, and assistance they deserve. We recognize the hardship that can accompany an accident, illness, or death, and we work diligently to help alleviate that burden. In most cases, we can provide meaningful assistance to veterans, their surviving spouses, and dependent children.
It is our duty and our honor to ensure that every veteran receives the very best service possible. This commitment is at the heart of our mission here at the Medina County Veterans Service Office.
Please feel free to contact us at any time if you need assistance.
Director & Staff
Medina County Veterans Service Office
Our Mission
The Medina County Veterans Service Office is dedicated to ensuring that every veteran receives the respect, advocacy, and resources they have earned through their service to our nation. As a state mandated agency, we provide timely, compassionate, and professional assistance to veterans, their dependents, and surviving spouses.
Our team offers expert guidance in preparing and submitting claims for county, state, and federal veterans’ benefits, and we stand beside each veteran throughout the process. During times of hardship, we provide temporary financial support to help stabilize and strengthen the families we serve.
In addition to benefits assistance, we proudly offer a wide range of holistic, expressive, and recreational programs designed to support the well‑being of veterans and their spouses throughout the year.
Our mission is simple and unwavering: to honor service with service, ensuring that every veteran in Medina County receives the care, support, and advocacy they deserve.
Our History
The Veterans Service Assistance program began more than a century ago, in 1886, with the purpose of supporting Union Soldiers and their families in times of need. Today, each of Ohio’s 88 counties maintains a board of five appointed Veterans Service Commissioners who oversee and administer the program within their respective communities.
Our purpose has never been to sustain or subsidize an unsatisfactory lifestyle. Instead, we are committed to providing temporary, immediate assistance to veterans and families who are making a conscientious effort to find a permanent solution to their financial challenges.
Medina County
Veterans Service Commission