It is important to have enough coverage for the unexpected. Read about how to assess your district’s limits and determine if an increase is right for you.
READIn a very limited capacity, our workers’ compensation carrier has agreed to extend limited coverage. This is specifically for our members’ remote clerical office employees who reside and work permanently outside of Colorado.
READVolunteer Accident coverage extends to volunteers injured while performing their supervised and assigned duties during a sponsored activity or event.
READNow that the third consecutive year of La Nina is a 91% possibility, it is more important than ever to make sure you’re covered for wind and hail damage.
READEven after digging out from a serious bout of winter weather, special districts have to get back to normal operations as quickly as possible.
READTULIP? Like the flower? Unfortunately not! TULIP is an acronym that stands for Tenant Users Liability Insurance Program. This is a type of coverage specially designed for tenants and users of venues who require short- term coverage for events not typically covered under their pre-existing coverages.
READBoth of these costly events can damage your facilities, but being prepared for their aftermath is just as important as being prepared for the events themselves
READApplying for Liability coverage in 2021? The Equal Pay Survey is now required for any member with employees. Get the details and access the survey inside.
READDiscover how hail and other severe weather trends are changing coverage and what members can do to get ahead of Mother Nature’s unpredictability.
READUnderstanding what indirect damages may affect an organization can make the difference when it comes to keeping the doors open and staff on payroll.
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