PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING GALVESTON COUNTY’S NEXT VETERANS TREATMENT COURT GRADUATION

Galveston County wishes to let the public know that
United States Marine Corps Captain (Ret.) Daniel P.
Moran will be the next VTC graduation speaker on
10/10/18, 2:45PM at the Galveston County Criminal
Justice Center, 600 59th Street, Galveston, TX 77550,
1st Floor, Jury Assembly Room (JAR). The County
welcomes the TVC commissioner/wounded warrior/
entrepreneur to speak to the participants and our community.
Mr. Moran served in the Global War on Terror as
a Commissioned Officer in the United States Marine
Corps. He is the recipient of the Purple Heart, Navy
Commendation Medal with Valor, Navy Achievement
Medal with Valor, and the Combat Action Ribbon.
Mr. Moran completed a Graduate Certificate in Finance
from Tulane University and participated in the
Executive Education Program at Harvard Business
School. He earned a BA in Political Science and a
Graduate Certificate in Advanced International Affairs
with a concentration in National Security from
the George Bush School of Government and Public
Service, and holds an Executive MBA from the Mays
Business School at Texas A&M University. Dan is a
member of the Board of Directors of Hope for the Warriors,
a member of Marine 4 Life, and a Spokesman for
Helping a Hero Foundation. More details about Daniel
P. Moran are found at https://www.moranenterprises.
com/daniel-moran.html.
Since 2013, Galveston County Judge Mark Henry
and the Veterans Treatment Court has been providing
support and assistance to Veterans and their families as
a means to become integral and productive members
of the community through a collaborative effort; honoring
them and restoring their dignity for their selfless
service to our country. Still today, Galveston County
Veterans Treatment Court is the first and only court in
the United States that is staffed entirely by Veterans. In
2014, the Texas Veterans Commission named Judge
Henry as being “one of the greatest veteran advocates
in the whole State of Texas.” For more information, visit
http://www.galvestoncountytx.gov/CJ/Pages/VTC.
aspx