Office hours are Monday through Friday 8:30 to 4:30.  This office is closed on holidays.  We recommend you call to set an appointment to avoid the possibility of a wait in the lobby and to allow for a review for required documentation you will need to bring to your appointment.

2024 Seneca County Veteran of the Year

James Alt, of Bellevue, OH has been selected as the 2024 Seneca County Veteran of the Year.  The presentation of his award will take place at the Social Hall on the Attica Fairground, on November 6, 2024.  A social hour will start at 5:00, dinner will be served at 6:00 followed by a short program.  

Information about the Seneca County Honor Bus is found in News for Seneca County Veterans. Click the tab to the left.

BENEFIT SPOTLIGHT: Vet Center

There is a mental health crisis among veterans, we lose an estimated 22 veterans each day to suicide.  The Vet Center is an option for veterans, who are struggling, to receive counseling.  If you or a loved one is struggling with their mental health, we ask that you encourage them to reach out to the Toledo Vet Center at 877-927-8387.  They offer confidential help to veterans, service members and their families at no cost in a non-medical setting.  You do not need to be enrolled in VA healthcare to access Vet Center services.  This office will be happy to assist you in connecting with the Vet Center.  You can also reach out to the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by dialing or texting 988 for ANYONE who needs support.  If someone is in critical danger please call 911.  Working together we can help end veteran suicide.

We are here to answer your questions.  Please call to set an appointment.  This will afford you an opportunity to speak with a staff member to ensure your bring the correct documentation with you to your appointment.  This will assist in completion of paperwork to obtain the benefits you seek!

Seneca County Veterans Service Commission

The Veterans Service Commission in Seneca County operates under the provisions of the Ohio Revised Code, Title 59 and has been in existence since 1886. The Commission oversees the operation of the Veterans Service Office, which is staffed at this time by four full time office employees, one full time driver, and three part time drivers.

Since 1946, the commission has employed County Veterans Service Officers who provide various services to veterans and their eligible dependents.

In addition to the basic services outlined here, the Veterans Service Office also works closely with various other agencies, both in the county and elsewhere, to ensure that eligible clients receive all of the benefits and services to which they are entitled.

Our Purpose

Our sole purpose is to help our veterans, their dependents, and survivors connect to the benefits they have earned.