(BROWNSTOWN) – The Jackson County Recorder Amanda Lowery, says her office recognizes the sacrifice Jackson County veterans have made to keep our communities safe and free.
To honor this sacrifice, the Recorders Office has established two programs specific to those who have fought for our country.
First is the Jackson County Recorder’s Office Honor Rewards Program.
“With the Honor Rewards Program, veterans can sign up to receive an Honor Rewards card, which qualifies veterans for discounts at participating businesses in the community,” said Lowery. “We love to visit with our local veterans in person at the Recorder’s Office and help with enrollment in the program.”
Interested veterans can also register online at www.honorrewards.com. Just click on the Jackson County link and fill out the form.
Local businesses can register to offer discounts to veterans in this program in person at Recorder’s office, or by visiting the same website online, and clicking the business sign up link.
Participating businesses will be listed on the Honor Rewards website for Jackson County, which will be distributed to veterans in the program and will be promoted by the office.
“The second way we are recognizing our veterans at the Recorder’s Office is through our military records preservation program,” said Lowery “Our office serves as the State of Indiana’s recommended backup for preserving original military discharge papers (including DD214) and other service- related documents. Veterans and their families can have peace of mind that these important papers will never be lost, because certified copies will be kept safe and sound in the Recorder’s records.”
To preserve service-related documents at the Recorder’s office, stop by in person.
Both veteran programs offered by the Jackson County Recorder’s Office are free to participating veterans. The programs are also operated at no additional cost to Jackson County taxpayers, Lowery said.
“As your County Recorder, I have great respect for our veterans, and I am proud to offer these services,” Lowery added. “It is a way to give back to those who have sacrificed so much for the freedom we enjoy. I hope you will join me in thanking our veterans, and in honoring their service by using these two great programs.”
