Walworth County Veterans Service Office Moving to Health and Human Services Building

(Walworth County Veterans submission) The Walworth County Veterans Service Office is moving to the new County Health and Human Services Building at County Road NN on October 23rd as part of the Walworth County’s on-going efforts to improve services to veterans and their families.

The new and modern equipped building houses the all of the County’s Department Health and Human Services divisions and now has dedicated space to serve the County’s veterans as well.  Nathan Bond, the County’s Veterans Service Officer, says he and his staff are excited to be moving to the new location. “Our veterans and their families will greatly benefit from this move.  We will be right next to the Aging and Disability Resource Center and the other division of HHS, which will make coordination of services much easier,” said Bond.

Bond also stated that veterans and their families can continue to expect the same quality level of service and access to him and his staff.  “Please be patient with us as we work through the changes that any move brings—military families are very familiar with the challenges of a move,” Bond noted.  He continued, “We will keep our tradition of excellence and people can be confident that the timely and dedicated service they have come to expect will continue.”

A dedication of the Veterans Lounge in the atrium of the HHS building is on hold due to COVID-19 concerns.

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