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Maryland Code, State Government § 9-946

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

The Secretary shall submit a report by December 31 of each year to the Governor and, in accordance with § 2-1257 of this article, the General Assembly, that includes:

(1) the number of:

(i) requests for help in obtaining benefits;

(ii) public contacts made by the Communications, Outreach, and Advocacy Program;

(iii) veterans enrolled in the United States Veterans Health Administration; and

(iv) veterans receiving benefits;

(2) the average amount of disability and pension benefits received by qualified individuals in this State compared to individuals in other states;

(3) an account of the costs of operating the Communications, Outreach, and Advocacy Program;

(4) a status of the accomplishments for, efficacy of, efficiency of, and level of resources available for each of the following programs:

(i) cemetery;

(ii) memorial;

(iii) service;

(iv) veterans homes;

(v) communications, outreach, and advocacy;

(vi) Maryland Veterans Service Animal Program and Fund; and

(vii) veterans' services specialists;

(5) a general assessment of the status of veterans in the State;

(6) the estimated impact current military operations are likely to have on the needs of veterans in the future;

(7) the status of federal veterans programs as they relate to Maryland veterans; and

(8) any other issues concerning veterans that the Secretary considers appropriate.

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