MEDIA ADVISORY: Moore-Miller Administration to Celebrate Opening of Veterans Benefits Office in Prince George's County
GLEN BURNIE, MD – The Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) and Maryland Department of Veterans and Military Families (DVMF), will celebrate the opening of a veterans benefits office at the MVA’s Largo Branch Office in Prince George’s County on Tuesday, October 13. This is the 11th DVMF office co-located at an MVA branch, expanding access to free, in-person assistance with earned benefits. The initiative is supported by the Moore-Miller Administration’s commitment to veterans and military families by improving access to services and expanding the MVA’s one-stop government model.
During the 2026 fiscal year, more than one-third of contacts DVMF made with veterans, dependents and survivors were through services co-located at MVA branches statewide.
What: Department of Veterans and Military Families’ Veterans Benefits Office
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
When: 12:30 p.m.; Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Where:
Motor Vehicle Administration Largo Branch Office
10251 Central Ave
Upper Marlboro, MD 20774-1303
Who:
- Maryland Department of Transportation Officials
- Secretary Ed Rothstein, Maryland Department of Veterans and Military Families
- Sen. Nick Charles (District 25, Prince George's County)
Members of the press are encouraged to reach out to [email protected] with RSVPs and inquiries.
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