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Dust off those drivers and join us for our annual Swing into Spring Golf Social! The Utah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs and the Utah Elks will be hosting the annual event at Hubbard Memorial Golf Course on May 23, 2019. Sign up at: GOLF SOCIAL REGISTRATION LINK
Join us on Tuesday, March 26, 2019, for the Hiring Utah’s Heroes Career and Benefits Fair at the Mountain America Exposition Center. This “Free” event is for National Guard and Reserve Service Members, Active Duty Service Members, Veterans, and Military Spouses. Over 90 of Utah’s top employers will be in attendance and they all have[…]
Check out this episode of Military Makeover: Operation Career, we’re bringing you three remarkable stories about veterans who have transitioned into the civilian workforce with new and exciting job opportunities. We’re traveling to Salt Lake City, Utah to speak with Gary Harter, the executive director of the Utah Department of Veteran and Military Affairs (UDVMA).[…]
The State of Utah Department of Veterans & Military Affairs in conjunction with The Veterans Affairs Healthcare System, Veterans Benefits Administration and other great partners invites you to join us in celebrating Utah’s Women Veterans and those women who have served in the Armed Forces. The ceremony will begin at 6:00 PM and go until[…]
First off, Happy New Year everyone! It has become our tradition, for the January issue of “The Voice”, to look back at the last year and update everyone on events of the last year. Inside this issue you will find all of our regularly featured segments, plus information on the successful endeavors of the past[…]
The State of Utah Department of Veterans & Military Affairs has released a new survey in Utah for veterans, military, and family members of those serving or who have served. To that end, we designed a survey that should help us ensure that the right services are available at the right time for the right[…]
1. Get a copy of my DD214 (Release from Active Duty Service Document). If your home address upon your release from active duty service was within the State of Utah, then the Utah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs may have a copy of your DD214 in our archive. You can send a[…]
