Washington, D.C. - Congressman Dave Loebsack announced that he will host a series of Veterans Roundtables across the Second District next week.  These forums will give veterans and their families an opportunity to speak with Loebsack.  Staff will also be on hand for veterans to seek assistance if they are having issues with the Veterans Administration, or any Federal agency.  Roundtables will be held in Oskaloosa, Ottumwa, Albia, Knoxville, Newton, Davenport and Clinton.  Veterans and media are invited to attend.

"As a military parent, I believe that we have no greater responsibility as a nation than to care for our veterans with the same dignity and honor with which they have served our country," said Loebsack.  "I look forward to this opportunity to speak directly with veterans and their families about issues that are important to them."

Veterans Roundtable Schedule

 

Monday, July 1

Oskaloosa

1:30pm

American Legion

302 High Ave. E.

 

Ottumwa

3:00pm

Hotel Ottumwa

Keokuk Room

107 East Second Street

 

Tuesday, July 2

Albia

9:30am

Monroe County Veterans Affairs Office Conference Room

1801 South B Street

 

Knoxville

11:15am

Knoxville VFW John Myers Post

413 S. Lincoln St.

 

Newton

3:30pm

American Legion

1101 W. 4th St., Newton

 

Wednesday, July 3

Davenport

10:00am

American Legion Post 26

702 W. 35th St.

 

Clinton

1:00pm

Clinton County Admin. Bldg.

Board Room

1900 N. 3rd St.

 

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