Blanco County VSO OfficeAccredited VA Representatives
Contact information, phone numbers, and accredited representatives for Blanco County, Texas.
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Call Blanco County veterans affairs: 830-330-1827
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Blanco County VSO Office: Address & Phone
County veteran service organizations providing free claims assistance to veterans in Blanco County, Texas.
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Accredited VA Representatives in Blanco County
1 accredited representative serving Blanco County, Texas.
Wendy Strunk
830-330-1827Johnson City, TX, 78636
Questions about the Blanco County VSO office
How do I contact the Blanco County veterans affairs office?
- Veterans' Service serves Blanco County, Texas. Call 830-330-1827. Website: https://www.co.blanco.tx.us/default.aspx?Blanco_County/Sheriff. Address: Blanco County Courthouse, 101 E. Pecan, Johnson City, Texas 78636. 1 VA-accredited representative is also listed on this page with direct phone numbers where available.
Is help from the Blanco County VSO free?
- Yes. Accredited veteran service officers help you file a claim, gather evidence and appeal at no charge. They are accredited by VA and never take a percentage of your back pay.
Which accredited VA representatives serve Blanco County?
- 1 accredited representative is listed for Blanco County, Texas, including Wendy Strunk. Each listing shows the organization they represent and a phone number where one is available.
Which zip codes does the Blanco County office serve?
- 4 zip codes across Blanco County, Texas, including 78606, 78635, 78636, 78663. If yours is not listed, the nearby counties on this page link to the next closest office.
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Zip Codes Served
Blanco County covers 4 zip codes in Texas.
- 78606
- 78635
- 78636
- 78663
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