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Citizens of Clay County,
Clay County is home to 30,000+ veterans and their families…but we still don’t have a permanent place where veterans can go to connect, get help, and support one another.
That’s about to change.
We’ve just released the Clay County Veterans Center CDBG Campaign Strategic Plan, and now it’s time to turn it into reality.
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Public Discussion to improve the welfare of Veterans and their families in Clay County.
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I think we should be visiting veterans who are stuck in assisted living or nursing homes. Who would like to be on a visit team?
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Your mission didn’t end when you took off the uniform. Veterans Community Projects Group gives you the opportunity to keep making a difference—alongside fellow veterans who understand the value of service, teamwork, and purpose.
This is a grassroots, veteran-led community engagement group where members identify needs, organize projects, and lead service efforts that support veterans, families, and the Clay County community. Whether visiting fellow veterans, supporting survivors, assisting with community projects, or helping execute Clay Veterans initiatives, your leadership and experience continue to matter.
Veterans Community Projects Group is built on a simple belief: veterans are not just recipients of support—they are leaders, problem-solvers, and a powerful force for good. As a member, you can step into meaningful roles, contribute your skills, and help shape projects from the ground up. Every effort is driven by volunteers who are committed to strengthening connection, restoring purpose, and continuing the mission together.
Join Veterans Community Projects Group and be part of a team where your experience is valued, your leadership is needed, and your service continues.
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Veterans Service Teams are formed from the ground up by veteran volunteers. Members help shape how teams operate, identify opportunities, and strengthen Clay Veterans’ presence throughout the community.
Whether you prefer direct engagement, remembrance work, or mission support, there is a place for you to contribute.
Your experience still matters. Your leadership is still needed. Your mission continues here.
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Veteran's Service Teams are formed from the ground up by veteran volunteers. Members help shape how teams operate, identify opportunities, and strengthen Clay Veterans’ presence throughout the community.
Whether you prefer direct engagement, remembrance work, or mission support, there is a place for you to contribute.
Your experience still matters. Your leadership is still needed. Your mission continues here.
Welcome to the group! You can connect with other members, get updates and share videos.
The "Stable Housing" quest in Arc Raiders is one of the standout missions introduced in the Shrouded Sky update. Tasked by Tian Wen, you'll return to the ever-dangerous underground facility of Stella Montis to retrieve the Project Heartwood Blueprints. While the objective initially sounds straightforward - reach the Security Bridge and access a safe - the mission quickly complicates matters by forcing you to ARC Raiders BluePrints improvise when things don't go as planned. The right ARC Raiders BluePrints can be very helpful.
One major catch: every step must be completed in a single round. If you extract early or fall in combat, you'll have to start over. Below is a complete step-by-step guide to finishing "Stable Housing," including how to locate the safe and unlock it when the obvious solution fails.
All ‘Stable Housing' Quest Steps
Before diving into specifics, here's a full breakdown of the seven required objectives:
Go to the Security Bridge.
Search for the safe in the side room by the third-floor staircases.
Head upstairs to the fourth-floor control room.
Use the Access Card Printer to print a key to the safe.
Search for an alternate way into the safe.
Retrieve the contents of the safe.
Deliver the Project Heartwood Blueprints to Tian Wen.
Since this must all be done in one deployment, preparation is key. Bring solid mid-range weapons for tight interiors, ensure you have healing supplies, and clear rooms carefully - Stella Montis is rarely empty.
Step 1: Reach the Security Bridge
Your first destination is the Security Bridge, clearly marked on your in-game map. Stella Montis veterans will recognize it immediately: a four-story tower-like structure where most rooms require breaching before entry.
Expect resistance both inside and around the building. Raiders and ARC threats may already be fighting each other, so approach cautiously and listen for ARC Raiders buy BluePrints audio cues before pushing upward.
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Your mission didn’t end when you took off the uniform. Veteran's Community Projects Group gives you the opportunity to keep making a difference—alongside fellow veterans who understand the value of service, teamwork, and purpose.
This is a grassroots, veteran-led community engagement group where members identify needs, organize projects, and lead service efforts that support veterans, families, and the Clay County community. Whether visiting fellow veterans, supporting survivors, assisting with community projects, or helping execute Clay Veterans initiatives, your leadership and experience continue to matter.
Veteran's Community Projects Group is built on a simple belief: veterans are not just recipients of support—they are leaders, problem-solvers, and a powerful force for good. As a member, you can step into meaningful roles, contribute your skills, and help shape projects from the ground up. Every effort is driven by volunteers who are committed to strengthening connection, restoring purpose, and continuing the mission together.
Join Veteran's Community Projects Group and be part of a team where your experience is valued, your leadership is needed, and your service continues.
Welcome to the group! You can connect with other members, get updates and share videos.
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Empowering Veterans Through Connection, Community, and Support
The Open Door Program at Clay Veterans Center is a welcoming place where veterans can spend time with other veterans in a relaxed, respectful environment. There is no pressure, no expectations—just a comfortable space to sit, talk, share stories, or simply enjoy being around people who understand military service.
Many veterans, especially those who spend most of their time at home, benefit greatly from even small moments of connection. Time spent with fellow veterans often lifts spirits, restores confidence, and reminds them they are not alone.
For caregivers, the Open Door Program provides peace of mind. You can schedule Open Door Hours knowing your veteran is in a safe, supportive setting. When scheduling, you may choose to remain on-site, step away for personal time, or indicate if a home health professional will remain with your veteran for services outside the scope of volunteers.
The program is flexible and built around your needs. Veterans may attend regularly or occasionally—whatever is most comfortable.
By joining this group, you will be able to:
Schedule Open Door Hours
Connect with other veterans and caregivers
Learn about upcoming gatherings and activities
Communicate directly with the Clay Veterans Center team
Become part of a supportive, understanding community
Every veteran deserves a place where they feel welcome. The Open Door Program exists to make sure that place is here.
The door is open. We invite you to step in.
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Welcome to our group Open-Door! A space for us to connect and share with each other. Start by posting your thoughts, sharing media, or creating a poll.
We are scheduling our first visit in May! Let us know if you want to be included in this new program!