Ethnic Origin and Veteran Status



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Veteran, Disabled Spouse, Blind, and Exempt Volunteer Firefighter Status


Name (PRINT):

Oneida County must maintain veteran, disabled spouse, blind, and exempt volunteer firefighter status on all employees under our Civil Service jurisdiction. This information is very important to ensure employees’ rights and statuses are protected in the event of a reduction in force, disciplinary action, promotion, testing, etc.


Please complete the following and check the appropriate items:

  • Veteran Status

 Non Veteran  Veteran (Must submit Member  Disabled Veteran (Must submit

4 copy of DD-214) proof of disability from the Division

of Veterans’ Affairs)


Date(s) of Service:
Did you serve in the Armed Forces of the United States during any of the following periods?
 12/7/41-12/31/46  6/27/50-1/31/55  02/28/61-5/7/75  Persian Gulf: 8/2/90-present

 Lebanon: 6/1/83-12/1/87  Grenada: 10/23/83-11/21/83  Panama: 12/20/89-1/31/90

 U.S. Public Health Service: 7/29/45-12/31/46, 6/27/50-7/3/52
Lebanon, Grenada and Panama will be limited to those who received the following Expeditionary Medals: Armed Forces, Navy or Marine Corps.



  • Disabled Spouse Status

 Check if you are a spouse of a 100% Disabled Veteran. You must submit proof of spouse’s disability by the Division of Veterans’ Affairs.





  • Blind Status

 Check if you have been certified as blind by the Commission for the Blind. You must submit proof.




  • Exempt Volunteer Firefighter Status

 Check if you are an Exempt Volunteer Firefighter.


You must provide a notarized certificate signed by two officers that you have been a volunteer member of the company for five years or more. A form for this purpose can be obtained from your volunteer fire company or from Oneida County Civil Service.

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Rev. 9/15

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