WWP PITTSBURGH ALUMNI TEAM OPERATING AREACreated by: Joseph Knitz

BREAK DOWNThis Power Point report shows the recommended operating area(s) for the Pittsburgh Alumni Team in the states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland, and West Virginia areas. This recommendation is based on a Warrior to OC ratio for each office in the shared region. The data provided shows county and state populations of registered Warriors and Family Support Members. All data is has been pulled from Salesforce since March 2016.

PENNSYLVANIA

Major Pennsylvania cities in coverage area: Pittsburgh, Altoona, ErieCounties listed in the coverage area: Erie, Warren, McKean Potter, Crawford, Forest, Elk, Cameron, Venango, Clarion, Mercer, Jefferson, Clearfield, Armstrong, Butler, Lawrence, Beaver, Allegheny, Washington, Westmoreland, Cambria, Blair, Greene, Fayette, Somerset, Bedford, Indiana.

The counties in green encompass the recommended operating area for Pittsburgh in the state of Pennsylvania. The area encompasses 27 counties with 890 registered Alumni and 232 registered Family Support. The furthest traveling distance is a 4 hour drive. This will allow the Pittsburgh Alumni Team to assist with serving the state of Pennsylvania’s over 2,276 approved Alumni. The areas shaded in blue are the recommended operating areas for Philadelphia. Highest WR populated areas marked in yellow and light blue.

As shown:Philadelphia office WR/OC ratio 1,255 to 1Pittsburgh office WR/OC ratio 222 to 1

Map of Pennsylvania

OC/OS Pitt-4 OC/OS Phil-2

NEW YORK

Major New York cities in coverage area: Jamestown, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, and WatertownCounties listed in the coverage area: Chautaqua, Erie, Niagara, Orleans, Monroe, Genesse, Wyoming, Cattaraugus, Allegany, Steuben, Livingston, Wayne, Ontario, Yates, Schuyler, Chemung, Tompkins, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oswego, Jefferson

Map of New York

The counties in green encompass the recommended operating area for Pittsburgh in the state of New York. The area encompasses 21 counties with 963 registered Alumni and 155 registered Family Support. The furthest traveling distance is a 6 hour drive. This will allow the Pittsburgh Alumni Team to assist with serving the New York office’s over 4700 approved Alumni over a large area, including New Jersey and Connecticut. New York and Pittsburgh share the area bordered in red. Highly populated areas marked in blush and yellow.

As shown:New York office WR/OC ratio 1,549 to 1Pittsburgh Office assisted NY areaWR/OC ratio 240 to 1

OC/OS NY-2

OHIO

Major Ohio cities in coverage area: Cleveland, Akron, Youngstown, Akron, and Sandusky. Counties listed in the coverage area: Ottawa, Erie, Sandusky, Seneca, Huron, Lorain, Cuyahoga, Lake, Geauga, Ashtabula, Portage, Trumbull, Summit, Medina, Ashland Wayne, Stark, Mahoning, Columbiana, Holmes, Tuscarawas, Harrison, Guernsey, Belmont, Noble, Monroe, and Washington.

Map of Ohio

The counties in green encompass the recommended operating area for Pittsburgh in the state of Ohio. The area encompasses 30 counties with 687 registered Alumni and 149 registered Family Support. The furthest traveling distance is a 3 hour drive. This will allow the Pittsburgh Alumni Team to assist with serving the Cincinnati office’s over 3200 approved Alumni over a large area, including Michigan. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh share the area bordered in red. Highest populated areas marked in yellow and blush .

As shown:Cincinnati Office WR/OC ratio for OH 957 to 1 Pittsburgh Office assisted OH areaWR/OC ratio 171 to 1

OC/OS Cin-2

MARYLAND

Major Maryland cities in coverage area: Cumberland. Counties listed in the coverage area: Allegany, Garret, and Washington

Map of Maryland

The counties in green encompass the recommended operating area for Pittsburgh in the state of Maryland. The area encompasses 3 counties with 52 registered Alumni and 15 registered Family Support. The furthest traveling distance is a 3.5 hour drive. This will allow the Pittsburgh Alumni Team to assist with serving the D.C. office’s over 2,072 approved Alumni in D.C. and Maryland. D.C. and Pittsburgh share the area bordered in red. Highest WR populated areas marked in yellow.

As shown:DC office WR/OC ratio 519 to 1Pittsburgh Office assisted MD areaWR/OC ratio 13 to 1

OC/OS D.C.- 4

WEST VIRGINIA

Major Ohio cities in coverage area: Charleston, Morgantown, Martinsburgh, and HuntingtonCounties listed in the coverage area: All Counties

Map of West Virginia

West Virginia is still to be operated by Pittsburgh. The area encompasses 55 counties with 403 registered Alumni and 93 registered Family Support. The furthest traveling distance is a 5 hour drive. Pittsburgh will share the area bordered in red with D.C. The highest WR populated areas marked in yellow.

Pittsburgh office WR/OC ratio 101 to 1

This map roughly indicates the size of the area recommend for the Pittsburgh Alumni team based on Warrior population and the number of Outreach Coordinators in the local offices. These numbers do not reflect Family Support.

Recommended Pittsburgharea of operation shaded in green.

As shown:-Pittsburgh: WR/OC ratio 747 to 1 with 4 OC/OS on the Alumni Team

-Philadelphia: WR/OC ratio 1,473 to 1 with 2 OC/OS on the Alumni Team

-New York: WR/OC ratio 2,350 to 1 with 2 OC/OS on the Alumni Team

-Cincinnati: WR/OC ratio 1,600 to 1 with 2 OC/OS on the Alumni Team

-D.C.: WR/OC ratio 519 to 1 with 4 OC/OS on the Alumni Team(The D.C. numbers do not reflect their coverage area in northern Virginia)

Avg WR/OC ratio 1,320 to 1Median WR/OC ratio 1,174 to 1

Shared Areas

VETERAN POPULATIONBY COUNTY

This map has been provided by the DVA Office of Actuary. Produced in 2015 the map displays the veteran concentration by county for each state. The map shows 62 counties covered in the recommended shared region of New York, DC, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and adding in Ohio; having veteran concentrations of 11,850+ shown in dark red. On average 35% of the veteran population in these counties is from Gulf War II era.