Community support for veterans at an event in Brazos County, celebrating their service.
Brazos County is experiencing significant progress in its Veteran Services Office under Pam Robertson, serving nearly 5,000 veterans in 2024. This year has also seen community initiatives, including new housing proposals and tragic incidents affecting local residents. Additionally, the county honors Private First Class Henry Wiese as historical artifacts surface nearly 80 years after his burial. The community shows resilience amid challenges while celebrating its heroes.
In the heart of Texas, Brazos County is turning heads with the exceptional services provided by its Veteran Services Office (VSO). Under the leadership of the dedicated Veteran Services Officer, Pam Robertson, the office has made significant strides this year, and both county commissioners and the local community have taken notice.
In 2024 alone, the VSO has impressively served 4,849 veterans from Brazos County and the surrounding areas. This outreach is vital in a region that boasts an estimated 21,357 veterans living in the Brazos Valley, with 9,327 of them residing in Brazos County. Among these veterans, around 4,000 are current students at Texas A&M, highlighting the strong connection between the college and local heroes.
With the commitment to assist these veterans, Robertson and her team have gone above and beyond in securing vital resources. Their hard work has resulted in nearly $1 million in disability payments each month, accumulating over $3.6 million in retroactive pay throughout 2024. This significant amount of aid plays an essential role in improving the quality of life for veterans and their families in the area.
Following these achievements, newly appointed county commissioner Bentley Nettles, a retired Army general himself, has praised the progress made by the VSO and expressed high hopes for the upcoming year. Robertson has shared an ambitious vision of doubling the number of veterans served in the near future, showing her dedication to this noble cause.
As part of these efforts, the VSO will host a Veterans Resource Fair and Claims Clinic at the Brazos Center on February 17. This event is expected to provide valuable assistance to many veterans seeking support, continuing the office’s mission of serving those who have bravely served the nation.
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