Storey County, NV Veterans Service Office (VSO): phone and address
For Storey County claims representation, contact NDVS or compare the Reno offices of NDVS, DAV and VFW. Nation’s Finest’s Carson City office separately lists Storey County among the areas served by its veteran support programs.
Offices for Storey County
No local office is matched to Storey County in this directory. Contact a state option below or an office in a nearby county to ask about help.
Veteran housing, health, employment and referral support. The Carson City office lists service coverage for Carson City and eleven Nevada counties. Ask the provider which programs and eligibility requirements apply to you.
106 E. Adams Street, Suite 203, Carson City, NV 89706
Published office hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; closed Saturday and Sunday.
The American Legion’s national service officer directory lists its Nevada contact with a Fernley postal address. This listing does not establish a walk-in claims office at Post 37.
Mailing address only: Gerald C. Daniel Post 37, PO Box 1689, Fernley, NV 89408
No appointment hours are published in the national listing.
DAV publishes a Reno office for no-cost VA benefits claims and appeals help. It shares the regional office building with NDVS and VFW, but uses Room 102 and its own phone number.
We have not confirmed a local claims appointment address in Storey County. Reno’s three providers occupy different rooms at 5460 Reno Corporate Drive. Confirm the organization, room and appointment day; VFW lists a different location on Thursdays.
Call the Claim Raven 24-hour VSO prep line to get your records ready before your appointment. Claim Raven is not a VSO office. Your VSO's number is listed above.
The ACS estimates about 487, give or take 166 civilian veterans in Storey County.
Among Nevada's 17 counties and equivalents, Storey County ranks 13th by its estimated number of veterans.
Share of civilian veterans, ACS 2020-2024
Measure
Storey County
Nevada
United States
Share with a service-connected rating
33 percent; a small survey sample; treat as rough
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Share rated 70 percent or higher
17 percent; a small survey sample; treat as rough
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Veterans 75 and older account for 24 percent; a small survey sample; treat as rough in Storey County; the survey figures do not support a state comparison.
Veterans under 35 account for 4 percent; a small survey sample; treat as rough in Storey County; the survey figures do not support a state comparison.
Women veterans account for 17 percent; a small survey sample; treat as rough in Storey County; the survey figures do not support a state comparison.
Income, work and education in Storey County
Census ACS 2020-2024 estimates and 90% margins of error
Measure
Storey County
Nevada
United States
Veteran median income, age 18 and over with income
$58,281 ± $25,884
$54,296 ± $853
$54,224 ± $147
Nonveteran median income, age 18 and over with income
$42,343 ± $10,523
$39,223 ± $268
$41,154 ± $99
Veterans below poverty level, age 18 and over
16.4% ± 15.9 points; small survey sample; treat as rough
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Veterans with a disability, age 18 and over
35.5% ± 14.8 points; small survey sample; treat as rough
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Employed share of veterans, ages 18 to 64
40.3% ± 26.3 points; small survey sample; treat as rough
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Unemployed share of veterans in the labor force, ages 18 to 64
14.4% ± 29.6 points; small survey sample; treat as rough
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Veterans with high school or more, age 25 and over
90.4% ± 10.6 points
96.0% ± 0.4 points
95.5% ± 0.1 points
Veterans with a bachelor’s degree or more, age 25 and over
33.9% ± 18.0 points; small survey sample; treat as rough
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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. VetPop2023 projections for small counties show direction only. Projection source and method.
VA disability compensation in Storey County
VA reports 173 veterans in Storey County receiving disability compensation in FY2025.
In 2025, lenders reported 22 VA-backed home loans out of 126 home loans made in Storey County (17.5% VA), under the federal Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA).
The largest reported service groups are Vietnam era only (about 105, give or take 56; a small survey sample; treat as rough) and between the Vietnam and Gulf War eras (about 91, give or take 86; a small survey sample; treat as rough).
VA money in Storey County
VA reported about $1.6 million in compensation and pension spending and about $4.4 million in medical care spending in Storey County for FY2025.
Cleanup and former military sites in Storey County
No sites from these two federal datasets were mapped to Storey 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, Nevada Balance of State CoC counted 20 veterans experiencing homelessness (8 sheltered, 12 unsheltered).
NV-502 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 14 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.
Virginia City (unincorporated community): about 644 residents
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.
Nevada veterans with permanent service-connected disability rated 100 to 100 percent qualify for an inflation-adjusted $20,000 base assessment exemption.
Nevada veterans with qualifying permanent disability rated 100 to 100 percent may apply their exemption toward vehicle registration government services tax.
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