Common use of Delegation of Veterans’ Coordinator's Tasks Clause in Contracts

Delegation of Veterans’ Coordinator's Tasks. The Veterans’ Coordinator shall be a County employee designated by the Board of Clallam County Commissioners. The Veterans’ Coordinator is responsible to determine and document eligibility, approve or deny claims, process vouchers, ensure payment, provide for records of all claims, and provide reports of payments of claims. All, or part, of the Veterans' Coordinator’s duties may be delegated, in writing, to a designated Veterans’ Assistant employed by the County. The Veterans’ Assistant position is paid for by funds from the Veterans’ Relief Fund. Veterans may initiate claims by contacting the Veterans’ Coordinator or Veterans’ Assistant. Final approval of claims is the responsibility of the Clallam County Veterans’ Coordinator based upon submission of complete and accurate claims and documentation. Incomplete or undocumented claims may be returned to the Veterans’ Assistant or Veteran applying for relief and are a sufficient reason for denial of claim.

Delegation of Veterans’ Coordinator's Tasks. The Veterans’ Coordinator shall be a County employee designated by the Board of Clallam County Commissioners. The Veterans’ Coordinator is responsible to determine and document eligibility, approve or deny claims, process vouchers, ensure payment, provide for records of all claims, and provide reports of payments of claims. All, or part, of the Veterans' Coordinator’s duties may be delegated, in writing, to a designated Veterans’ Assistant employed by the Countycounty. The Veterans’ Assistant position is paid for by funds from the Veterans’ Relief Fund. Veterans may initiate claims by contacting the Veterans’ Coordinator or Veterans’ Assistant. Final approval of claims is the responsibility of the Clallam County Veterans’ Coordinator based upon submission of complete and accurate claims and documentation. Incomplete or undocumented claims may be returned to the Veterans’ Assistant or Veteran applying for relief and are a sufficient reason for denial of claim.