Delivering for our Veterans
Lt. Governor Brown Announces New Campaign for Veteran Services
Lt. Governor Anthony G. Brown launches expanded efforts to educate citizens about Maryland’s Commitment to Veterans, a free and confidential service connecting Veterans and their families to the services they deserve.
Maryland’s Commitment to Veterans provides access to a 24/7 staffed toll-free line (1-877-770-4801) through which Veterans and their families can connect with regional resource coordinators serving every county in Maryland.
“We ask a great deal of our military families and our veterans and for that we owe them a debt of gratitude. When we saw men and women falling through the cracks of a large and out dated federal VA system, we didn’t point fingers. We chose to act.”
–Lt. Governor Brown
2009 Legislative Accomplishments
- Expanded the Military Personnel and Service-Disabled Veterans No-Interest Loan Program.
- Broadened behavioral health care options for veterans.
- Added Maryland to the interstate compact, easing the school transfer process for military children.
Maryland's Commitment to Veterans: Call 1-877-770-4801 or visit www.veterans.maryland.gov.
Maryland Network of Care: Visit www.mdveterans.networkofcare.org.
What's New
- Lt. Governor Brown Sets 2010 Legislative Priorities 1.26.10
- Federal Recovery Funds Allow 23 Prince George's County Jurisdictions to Link into County-Wide Radio System 1.14.10
- Lt. Governor Brown, Senator Mikulski and Congresswoman Edwards Announce Funding in Federal Checkbook to Green-Light Regional Emergency Response Partnership 1.8.10
- Lt. Governor Brown Releases 2009 Annual BRAC Report 1.5.10
- Statement from Lt. Governor Anthony G. Brown on the New Year 12.31.09
- Brown Joins Cardin, Mikulski & Van Hollen to Announce $300 Million for Essential BRAC Traffic Fix in National Capital Region 12.22.09