Press Release

Save Your Seat for the 2022 State of Nevada Veterans Day Celebration Ceremony in Las Vegas

(Las Vegas, Nev.) – The public and media members are invited to attend the State of Nevada’s Veterans Day Ceremony on Friday, November 11, 2022, at 1:30 p.m. at the Nevada State Veterans Memorial, 555 East Washington Avenue, located outside the Grant Sawyer Building across from the Cashman Center/Cashman Field Center in Las Vegas.

The ceremony will be a celebration of veterans and the men and women currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. Recipients of the Veteran of the Month and Veteran Supporter of the Month will also be recognized.

Make sure you SAVE YOUR SEAT by registering HERE: https://bit.ly/3eG0v2D
PLEASE NOTE: Registration is requested. The reservation ensures seating is available because space is limited. Once you reserve your seat, no further RSVP is needed nor do you need to have printed ticket to attend.

The location of the Veterans Day Ceremony is on the corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and East Washington Avenue, not far from the downtown Annual Las Vegas Day Parade which begins earlier in the day at 10:00 a.m., making it convenient for families and friends to extend the celebration of our U.S. military members and veterans.

About the Nevada Department of Veterans Services (NDVS)
NDVS is dedicated to helping Nevada veterans obtain the services and benefits they have earned through military service in the U.S. Armed Forces. In addition to offering benefits counseling and assistance, which includes assistance with filing VA claims at no cost, NDVS manages the Northern and Southern Nevada State Veterans Homes and the Northern and Southern Veterans Memorial Cemeteries. To learn more about NDVS programs or services visit veterans.nv.gov and follow us on Twitter @NVDeptVeterans and on Facebook @NevadaDepartmentofVeteransServices.

How Can We Help?

Want more information on earned veterans benefits or have questions or concerns? You are in the right place! Veterans Service Officers are here to help. Please fill out the form and click “Submit." To find VSO Locations, please visit the Veterans Service Officer page.

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VSO intake appointments are taking about 30–90 days to schedule. The wait time depends on which location you choose and appointment availability. If you have already submitted a request, you may need to wait longer than usual for someone to contact you. It does not necessarily mean your request has a problem, it’s primarily a notice about the current backlog.