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Grand opening · November 9, 2026

VETTED celebrates Troy grand opening with Chamber ribbon cutting and City proclamation

Mayor Ethan Baker presented a proclamation signed by the full Troy City Council. The day before, VETTED began caring for its first Troy veteran.

The ceremony

Troy Mayor Ethan Baker (left) presents a City of Troy proclamation to VETTED Founder & President Evan Shelline as Troy Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Tara Tomcsik looks on, October 20, 2026.
Troy Mayor Ethan Baker (left) presents a City of Troy proclamation to VETTED Founder & President Evan Shelline as Troy Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Tara Tomcsik looks on, October 20, 2026. Photo: VETTED.

TROY, Mich. — VETTED celebrated the grand opening of its Troy office on October 20 with a ribbon cutting hosted by the Troy Chamber of Commerce. Troy Mayor Ethan Baker presented the company with a City of Troy proclamation signed by the Mayor and every member of the Troy City Council.

The proclamation recognizes VETTED’s work helping veterans with personal care, meals, light housekeeping, homemaker and home health aide services, and respite for family caregivers, “allowing veterans to stay in the homes they know and retain their independence.”

“The City of Troy is extremely proud to officially welcome VETTED here,” Mayor Baker told the gathering of Chamber ambassadors, board members and guests, before inviting Founder & President Evan Shelline to the City’s Veterans Day ceremony. Chamber President & CEO Tara Tomcsik opened the ceremony.

Why VETTED exists

Shelline, who served about a decade in the U.S. Navy, including about six years with the SEAL Teams, told the room why he started the company. Both of his grandfathers were Korean War veterans, and when his grandfather passed, the American Legion turned out with about 25 people and a 21-gun salute while Shelline was still on active duty. “That’s what started me,” he said.

He also shared news from the day before: “I’m happy to report that yesterday we got our first Troy veteran.”

Twenty seconds from the ribbon cutting:

About Evan Shelline

Evan Shelline served about a decade in the U.S. Navy, including about six years with the SEAL Teams. He is the founder and president of VETTED in Troy, Michigan, the founder of The Veteran Muster, chair of the Veteran Advisory Committee at Lily Hospice, and Senior Vice Commander of Sgt. Stanley F. Romanowski VFW Post 6896.

Read Evan’s full bio · Media kit · More from Evan Mark Shelline

About VETTED

VETTED is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business in Troy, Michigan, founded in 2024. VETTED provides in-home care for veterans in Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties from 2125 Butterfield Dr., Suite 299, Troy. Call 248-794-9292.

Media inquiries: evan@vettedvc.com. The announcement: EIN Presswire. More: VETTED news · In the press.

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