We are grateful for your faithful service to the United States, and are committed to serving veterans throughout Harris County, which has the largest veteran population in Texas. To serve you better, a committee analyzed the quality of Harris County’s veteran services. The committee found opportunities to change our service model. In 2019, Commissioners Court adopted the committee's recommendations to improve our veterans' services. As with all our programs, Precinct One incorporates equity, fairness and justice as priorities for Harris County Veterans Services Department (HCVSD) goals.
Aligning with the committee's 2019 recommendations, we began making changes:
This year, we continued our improvement by developing the Harris County Precinct One veteran's registration. By completing the survey, veterans can easily stay in contact with the county and learn about programs and resources available.
You will be able to answer questions regarding household size and annual income, employment status, homeowner or renter, disabilities, etc. The registration process allows us to better understand veterans’ needs in our community. Based on your responses, we have and continue to develop initiatives and outreach according to the specific needs of our veteran community.
Some of the needs the survey initially identified were:
We want you to be part of this initiative to address these needs. Fill out our survey to be part of our network.
Precinct One remains an advocate for veterans and their dependents in Harris County. We will continue to list resources and post the most up-to-date information about what we are doing for veterans in Harris County.