Utah Division of Consumer Protection and Utah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs join Federal Trade Commission and 50 States to Combat Charity Fraud targeting U.S. Veterans and Service Members.
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The July Newsletter “Veterans Voice” is now online and ready to view. This edition has the Governor’s Message touching on our Independence Day. Articles within the newsletter are from Hill Air Force Base, Veteran Owned Business, and other great partners in Utah. We hope you enjoy the July 2018 edition of the Veterans Voice!
If you are a recently separated Veteran (last 5 years) or currently serving member of the military living in Utah and are interested in buying a home for the first time in Utah, this program is for you.
The Utah Veteran First-time Homebuyer Grant gifts $2,500 to Veterans and those currently serving who purchase their first home in Utah. Veteran eligibility is established by the Utah Department of Veteran and Military Affairs. Follow the link and application below:
Veteran Grant Status Validation (VGSV) Application
Program Details:
Veteran eligibility is those veterans and currently serving members of the military, who are eligible for a VA Home Loan Certificate of Eligibility, and if no longer serving, have separated within the last 5 years.
Purchase must occur no later than five (5) years after separation from the service.
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Residence must be located in Utah and purchased by the eligible veteran. Eligible Principal Residence means:
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Residence must be the first home the veteran has purchased in Utah (could have owned a home in another state)
First-time Home Buyer means a Veteran who has had no present ownership interest in a Residence located in Utah (including, without limitation, any Manufactured Housing which is permanently affixed to real Property) at any time during the seven-year period prior to the date of execution Veteran First-Time Homebuyer Grant Certificate.
Residence must be occupied by the veteran as his/her primary residence within 30 days of execution of the mortgage documents.
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Grant may be obtained from any Lender licensed to do business in Utah, mortgage loans can be VA or any other conforming Loan Product (such as FHA, Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac). Lender means the bank, credit union, Mortgage bank, or other financial institution which is licensed to do mortgage lending in Utah. |
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As this is a new program, lenders may be unfamiliar with it. Have your lender refer to the Utah Housing Corp website: http://utahhousingcorp.org/ for a lender’s Funding Reservation Checklist and additional information.
Veterans are welcome to call the Utah Department of Veteran and Military Affairs for assistance: 801-326-2372
Check out our First Time Homebuyer Fact Sheet
*This is a pilot program to begin Aug 1, 2018 and ending on June 20, 2019 or upon depletion of the appropriated funds whichever comes first.
The 2018 Hill AFB Warriors over the Wasatch Utah Air show promises to be an event of excitement, thrills, and breathtaking flying like you have never seen before. See A salute to our historical air power, and the awe inspiring United States Air Force Thunderbirds.
June 23rd and 24th, 2018
It’s all here for the enthusiast, future pilot, thrill seeker, and families alike. Come out and see the huge collection of aircraft used in the last war, experience the size and mass of our cargo lifters, take in the agile and destructive helicopters of the US ARMY and much, much, more!
For more information click HERE
Title: Hiring Utah’s Heroes Job Fair
Date: Tuesday, May. 15th
Time: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Location: Davis Conference Center, 1651 N 700 W, Layon, UT
Website: facebook.com/utah.dws
Price/tickets: FREE
Description:
Join us for a job and resource fair for Utah’s veterans, National Guard and Reserve Service members, active duty military members and families. Find a job or a get a better job with companies that support our nation’s military.
Before the fair, visit your local Workforce Services office to brush up on your interviewing skills and get help with your resume.
Job Seekers Click Here To Register
Employers and Service Providers Click Here To Register
Veterans,
The focus of this issue of the Veteran’s Voice is Military Affairs. In Utah we are fortunate to have first-class installations, military organizations, and community support groups that all contribute to our national security responsibilities. Many of these organizations have contributed articles, events, accomplishments, points of contact and calendar items we hope you will find interesting and informative.
Also in this issue are items of recurring interest to veterans across the state including news on employment fairs, VA benefits, and community events. Thank you for your continued engagement and support of veterans and military in Utah.
The May 2018 edition of The Utah Veterans Voice can be found on the Resources and Publications page on our website (https://veterans.utah.gov/). To view the newsletter and other materials published by the Utah Department of Veterans and Military affairs, Click Here.
It is our honor to serve Utah’s veteran and military community.
Below is a list of Memorial Day Events being held in Utah 2018.
We will be updating this list periodically as new events come in.
Thank you.
May 25, 2018
WECSLVH Memorial Day Program
10:00 AM at the William E. Christofferson Salt Lake Veterans Home, 700 S. Foothill Dr
MSBCUVH Memorial Day Program
11:00 AM at the Mervyn S. Bennion Central Utah Veterans Home, 1551 North Main Street
GEWOVH Memorial Day Program
1:30 PM at the George E. Wahlen Ogden Veterans Home, 1102 North 1200 West
SUVH Memorial Day Program
2:00 PM at the Southern Utah Veterans Home, 160 N. 200 E Street
May 26, 2018
Camp Floyd Civil War Encampment
May 26th and 28th
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM at 18035 W 1540 N, Fairfield, UT 84013
May 28, 2018
Mona City Veterans Memorial Dedication & Breakfast
20 West Center, Mona, UT 84645
7:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m Breakfast will be served $5/person, Veterans Free
9:30 a.m – 10:00 a.m – Program
10:00 a.m – Flag ceremony, followed by dedication of the Memorial.
Midway Memorial Ride with Stan Ellsworth @ Timpanogos Harley Davidson in Lindon
8:30 a.m – Riders Assemble – 1746, 555 S Geneva Rd, Lindon, UT 84042
Kick off at 10:00 a.m
Memorial Hill Matters Patriotic Program w Vice Adm. Richard K. Gallagher and One Voice Children’s Choir
1 p.m. HVA Outdoor Theater, 200 s. 400 e. Midway
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5k Run + Fun Run
9:00 a.m. Check in @ HVA outdoor theater – 110 s. 400 e. in Midway
10:00 am Run Starts @ HVA 200 s. 400 e.
State of Utah Memorial Day Program
10:00 AM – Veterans Cemetery & Memorial Park, 17111 South Camp William Rd
Bluffdale Memorial Day Program
10 a.m. Bluffdale Cemetery, 14229 s. Redwood Road, Bluffdale
Nephi Memorial Day Service
1 – 9:45 a.m. City Cemetery, 400 n. 400 e.
2 – 10:30 a.m. Vine Bluff Cemetery, 1200 n. 400 e.
Freedom Loop – A Hike to Remember
8:30 AM – Memory Grove Park, 300 Canyon Rd, Salt Lake City
Wasatch Co. Memorial Day Program
9:00 AM at Wasatch County Event Center, 415 S. Southfields Rd
West Jordan Memorial Day Tribute
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Veterans Memorial Pavilion, 8030 S 1825 W
West Jordan Memorial Day Breakfast
9 a.m., Veterans Memorial Park, 1985 w. 7800 s., West Jordan
American Fork Memorial Day
Run 8:00 AM – Robinson Park, 100 E Main St., American Fork, UT 84003
Ceremony 11:00 AM – Alpine Tabernacle, 110 E Main St., American Fork, UT 84003
American Fork Memorial Day Breakfast
6-10 a.m. American Fork Fire Department, 96 n. Center, American Fork
$6 adults $3 children afcity.org
Fort Douglas Memorial Day Ceremony
9:30 AM – March from Museum to the Cemetery
10:00 AM – Cemetery Ceremony
Herriman Memorial Day
Breakfast – 7:00 -11:00 AM, Main Street Park, 13000 S 5900 West
Ceremony – 9:00 AM, Herriman City Cemetery, 12520 South Pioneer Street (6000 W)
Lehi Memorial Day
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM, Lehi City Cemetery, 1100 North 400 East
Orem Memorial Day
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM, Orem Cemetery, 1520 North 800 East
Provo Memorial Day Service
10:00 AM at the Provo City Cemetery, 610 S. State Street
Midway Memorial Day
1:00 PM Memorial Hill
Kaysville Memorial Day Program
10:00 am, Kaysville Cemetery, 500 East Crestwood Road, Kaysville, UT
Farmington Memorial Day Program
12:00 noon, Farmington Cemetery Military Veterans Memorial, 500 South 200 East, Farmington, UT
American Fork Flag Retiring Program
2 p.m. Quail Cove Amphitheater, 851 e. 700 n.
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“Wild Wednesday: Our National Symbol – Memorial Day Program,”
May 30th 3:45 – 4: 15 p.m., Ogden Nature Center, 966 12th St. Ogden
$5 Adults, $4 Seniors, $3 children 2-11
Lindon Monument to Freedom
9 a.m Lindon City Cemetery, 550 n. 200 e., Lindon
Woods Cross Memorial Day Celebration & Breakfast
8 a.m. Hogan Park, 720 w. 1500 s., Woods Cross
Hyde Park Memorial Day Breakfast
7 a.m. City Office Building, 113 e. Center, Hyde Park
$4 – $5 facebook.com/hydeparkutah
Come join us for our Veterans Golf Social May 24th! Make sure to click the link below to register and be able to participate. This event will be held at Hubbard Memorial Golf Course at Hill Air Force Base. Tee off is at 8 a.m. We will have breakfast and lunch catered as well as an awards ceremony.
If you have any questions or would like more details please give us a call at 801-326-2372.
We hope to see you there!!
This April’s Newsletter contains articles on Veteran employment and is the focus of this months edition. We have exciting articles that have been submitted to us from departments such as Hill Air Force Base, The ACE Program, Thet Department of Workforce services, etc. And with each article, they should help give insight and maybe even pointers to help in your own endeavors. Also, we have our Veterans Business Conference coming in May, all details and where to register are inside. We are happy to have all participants in this issues Newsletter.
Utah is doing very well, in fact, our employment rate continues to be one of the best in the country! April also means the end of the legislative general session. Again this year, veterans and military are held in high regard by the legislature. Inside you will see a list of veteran and military-related bills that were passed this year. You can find the list underneath our Directors message on page 3.
Don’t forget to check out our upcoming events, there are some things coming up in the next few months that we are very excited about. Also, in the back of the newsletter is our Outreach calendar that lists appointment dates and times within your region to be able to go visit one of our outreach specialists regarding benefits. We also have a list of benefits and resources on the page before it for your convenience. I hope you all enjoy this quarters employment issue. Please feel free to email us and subscribe to our quarterly newsletters, we can email a copy to you for every new issue.
View this months issue here: Veterans Voice April 2018.
You can also view it in our publications page. Here
Thank you for allowing us to serve.
Our free Veterans on Course program is open to male and female military personnel of active or veteran status. Participants are not limited to any one event.
Each event consists of an hour of lessons from PGA Professionals, a nine-hole shotgun three- or four-person scramble tournament, and a social gathering with hors-d’oeuvres and a guest speaker.
Click Here To Register on our website.
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