The hall has

• modern warming kitchen with microwave, coffee makers and all needed serving dishes
• free WiFi
• ADA restrooms with changing table
• sound surround speakers and wireless communications,
• 12 x 7-foot projection screen with computer capabilities
• DVD player and satellite television

The Veterans Hall is currently used by four co-owner veteran organizations and other veteran organizations for special events. Current co-owner organizations are:

• Medina City American Legion Post 202
• American Veterans (AMVETS) 1990,
• Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Chapter 72
• Vietnam Veterans of Americal (VVA) Chapter 385

Click on the organizations above for more information about these organizations.

The Hall supports Veterans and the wider Medina County community in a number of ways.

• Veterans who live in assisted-living facilities or have special needs at home, are brought to the Hall periodically to have lunch with fellow veterans for socializing outside their normal surroundings.
• The Veteran’s Hall is also used for Medina County Schools (grades 5 to 8) to have classes come to the Hall to learn more about Medina County’s service and sacrifice in war from the Civil War (the first major conflict encountered after Medina County became a county in Ohio in 1818) up to and including the current Global War on Terrorism.
• The Veterans Hall seeks to be involved in Medina City-wide events where it can support such events with a focus on remembering Veterans and the contributions they have made to our country.

The Hall includes a conference room for small or private meetings. The room is designed around a large conference table with a 65-inch LED Panel that is completely computer capable for showing PowerPoint presentations, and video conferencing. It is ideal for small sales meetings, private away from the office board meetings, etc. The serving kitchen can provide warm catered lunches without leaving the Hall.