Colorado Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
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How We Serve Colorado
Colorado’s Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) supports the Division of the Colorado National Guard (COARNG and COANG) in delivering land, air, space, and cyber power in support of state and federal operations; enables the Division of Veterans Affairs to deliver high quality service to the State’s Veterans and their families; and oversees the operations of the Colorado Wing of the Civil Air Patrol in delivering aerospace education and emergency services.
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Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs
Find your Colorado Veteran County Service Officer (CVSO), learn about property tax exemptions and more on the DVA website.
Tuition Assistance
Tuition Waiver
Find information on how and when to apply for Tuition Assistance, program information and eligibility, and the participating institutions.
Veterans Memorial Cemetery
Veterans Memorial Cemetery
Find information on eligibility, scheduling interments and the Military Funeral Honors Stipend.
Archives
Records Requests
Former Colorado National Guard members can contact DMVA archives to request their service records.
Colorado National Guard
Colorado National Guard
Since 1860, the Colorado National Guard (CONG) has served our communities, state and nation in times of peace and times of strife and always as the first military responder during state emergencies.
Civil Air Patrol Colorado Wing
Civil Air Patrol Colorado Wing
The Colorado Wing (COWG) of the Civil Air Patrol operates in the Rocky Mountain Region. COWG is comprised of 39 squadrons in four groups across Colorado. There are three types of squadrons: Cadet, Composite and Senior.
Western Region One Source
Western Region One Source
Western Region One Source (WROS) is to connect veterans, military service members, and their families with service providers and resources in order to enhance their opportunities and quality of life.
Aira Assistance for People Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision
Aira is now available to people who are blind and low-vision when accessing Colorado State government locations and digital services. Aira provides visual interpreters for free for up to 30 minutes per session. Learn more on the Governor’s Office of Information Technology website.