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Welcome to the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs. Our mission is to work on behalf of Wisconsin's veterans community - - veterans, their families and their survivors - - in recognition of their service and sacrifice to our state and nation. For even more information, join our growing Facebook and Twitter community.

Veterans Seeking Jobs:
	Use the Golden Key. Search Thousands of Jobs.

	Go to the 1-stop shop for jobs, training, and information related to the trucking industry.
	Connect with your Local Veterans' Employment Representative to discover education and training opportunities.
Employers With Jobs:
	Discover the Benefits to Hiring Veterans
	10 Reasons to Hire a Veteran

Veterans Benefits Resource Center

Victories for Veterans

VOW to Hire Heroes Act of 2011

Suicide Prevention

PTSD & Mental Health

Governor Walker Announces Additional Steps to Improve Employment Services for Veterans Through DWD Job Center Hotline

2011-13 Biennial Budget

Joint Finance Committee Provides Cash Infusion to Veterans Trust Fund

Faster Social Security Disability Claims

WDVA Application Login

Veterans Day

Administration officials met with Sergeant Major Bissonette (2nd from left) and Colonel Nott (2nd from right) prior to a listening session with Ft. McCoy staff.

Secretary Scocos and WDVA Executive Staff join James Megellas, the most decorated officer in the history of the US Army's 82nd Airborne Division, at the world premiere of "Maggie's War: A True Story of Courage, Leadership and Valor in World War II."

Governor Walker recognized businesses in support of the Year of the Veteran at the Wisconsin State Fair.

Secretary Scocos presents a proclamation to members of the Military Order of the Purple Heart at a ceremony at the Milwaukee County War Memorial. Governor Walker proclaimed August 7, 2012 as Purple Heart Day in Wisconsin.

Employers learn about the benefits of hiring a veteran and ways to connect with veterans at the Year of the Veteran Business Symposium. MillerCoors partnered with WDVA to host the symposium at the Milwaukee Brewery Historic Stables.

Secretary Scocos, Executive Assistant Michael Trepanier and Waylon Hurlburt, Advisor to Governor Walker, show appreciation to the Royal Lao Veterans of Wisconsin at the WDVA offices.

Dan Schmitz, State Director of the US Department of Labor, Veterans Employment & Training Service, is presented a plaque by Secretary Scocos in appreciation of his 30+ years of service to returning service members and veterans.