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The ACS estimates about 9,320, give or take 832 civilian veterans in Leavenworth County.
By ACS estimates, Leavenworth County has the 4th largest veteran population among Kansas's 105 counties and equivalents.
Share of civilian veterans, ACS 2020-2024
Measure
Leavenworth County
Kansas
United States
Share with a service-connected rating
39 percent
above the Kansas share; above the national share.
28 percent
30 percent
Share rated 70 percent or higher
23 percent
above the Kansas share; above the national share.
13 percent
13 percent
Leavenworth County has about 1,500, give or take 211 veterans 75 and older, making up 16 percent of its veterans compared with 26 percent in Kansas.
Leavenworth County has about 854, give or take 301 veterans under 35; both the county and Kansas round to a 9 percent share.
Women veterans in Leavenworth County number about 1,310, give or take 264; their 14 percent share is above Kansas's 10 percent.
Income, work and education in Leavenworth County
Census ACS 2020-2024 estimates and 90% margins of error
Measure
Leavenworth County
Kansas
United States
Veteran median income, age 18 and over with income
$63,473 ± $8,183
$53,041 ± $964
$54,224 ± $147
Nonveteran median income, age 18 and over with income
$40,205 ± $1,951
$40,823 ± $270
$41,154 ± $99
Veterans below poverty level, age 18 and over
5.5% ± 1.5 points
7.1% ± 0.5 points
7.4% ± 0.1 points
Veterans with a disability, age 18 and over
32.2% ± 4.1 points
31.6% ± 0.7 points
30.7% ± 0.1 points
Employed share of veterans, ages 18 to 64
67.7% ± 4.5 points
75.4% ± 1.3 points
73.9% ± 0.2 points
Unemployed share of veterans in the labor force, ages 18 to 64
2.7% ± 1.3 points; small survey sample; treat as rough
Not compared
Not compared
Veterans with high school or more, age 25 and over
97.8% ± 1.5 points
96.7% ± 0.4 points
95.5% ± 0.1 points
Veterans with a bachelor’s degree or more, age 25 and over
43.2% ± 3.9 points
31.7% ± 1.0 points
31.8% ± 0.2 points
Income is in 2024 dollars. These figures describe civilians. Poverty and disability shares use veterans whose poverty status is determined. Census disability measures daily functioning, not a VA service-connected rating. Tables and method.
VA projects fewer veterans here in 2035: about 11,000 on September 30, 2035, compared with 12,000 on September 30, 2026. VetPop2023 projections are rounded to the nearest 1,000 as VA directs. Projection source and method.
VA disability compensation in Leavenworth County
VA reports 4,767 veterans in Leavenworth County receiving disability compensation in FY2025.
VA recipients by service-connected rating, FY2025
Rating group
Recipients
0 to 20 percent
775
30 to 40 percent
522
50 to 60 percent
579
70 to 90 percent
1,412
100 percent
1,479
FY2019: 3,721 recipients. Change to FY2025: +1,046.
In 2025, lenders reported 481 VA-backed home loans out of 2,051 home loans made in Leavenworth County (23.5% VA), under the federal Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA).
The largest reported service groups are post-9/11 and Gulf War (1990s) (about 2,300, give or take 402) and post-9/11 only (about 1,830, give or take 484).
For questions about post-9/11 exposure rules, read the PACT Act guide; eligibility depends on your service and condition.
VA money in Leavenworth County
VA reported about $128.0 million in compensation and pension spending and about $110.5 million in medical care spending in Leavenworth County for FY2025.
Military branch is not listed in the USACE FY2024 property data.
These lists use site points within county boundaries. A site may extend into another county.
For VA’s service-location rules, see the presumptive conditions list. A location listing does not establish personal exposure or eligibility.
Veterans experiencing homelessness
On one night in January 2024, Kansas Balance of State CoC counted 79 veterans experiencing homelessness (62 sheltered, 17 unsheltered).
KS-507 is the HUD Continuum of Care (CoC) selected by this county's geographic center (polygon centroid). This Balance of State area covers communities outside separate local CoCs.
The HUD workbook reports 66 veterans for the 2019 comparison.
This is a one-night count for the whole CoC area, not a county or annual total. CoC mapping method.
If you need housing help, call the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans at 877-424-3838. You can call any time, day or night.
Census incorporated places and census-designated places, sorted by ACS 2020-2024 population. Figures are ACS estimates for the whole place, not only the part inside this county. Places are assigned by their 2024 Census internal point and may cross county boundaries. Sources and mapping method.
Qualifying Kansas veterans rated at least 50 percent service-connected can receive an income-based homestead refund of up to $700.
Kansas offers qualifying dependents and spouses of disabled military personnel a public college tuition and required fee waiver, subject to appropriated funding.
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