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Update: Isaias Impact on New England
3 August 2020
Storm To Arrive Tomorrow Hurricane Isaias will arrive in New England between Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning. Currently, most of our area is in a Tropical Storm Warning, and will affect most areas for 6-12 hours. According to NOAA, New England should be prepared for:-Wind gusts of 40 to 60 mph across parts of the region (not […] You must be a member to view this content. Becoming a member is FREE! Go to our “Become a Member” page to join now by clicking HERE Username or E-mail Password Remember Me Forgot Password
Keeping an Eye on Isaias
31 July 2020
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MCC Events: Ins and Outs of Private Flood
17 July 2020
Flood Risk Friday: Private Flood Ins and Outs As our nation experiences more floods, the demand for flood insurance increases. And with many options in the marketplace, the NFIP is no longer your only choice. We will be joined by Marc Treacy from Verisk Analytics to learn more about private flood and to get an idea of what your options are. Registration is required.-When: Friday, July 24th-Time: 10:00am -Where: Register here Upcoming Webinars: Flood Claims; A Road Map The MCC promotes flood insurance as a valuable tool for flood resiliency. That tool is used when there is a flood, but sometimes navigating the claims process can difficult and frustrating. Join the MCC with special guest Clay Barclay from BAC Adjusting as we bring experts from the world of claims to help you navigate the flood claims process, including the increased cost of construction process. Even if you have never experienced a claim, knowing ahead of time is better than after the event. -When: Friday, August 21st -Time: 10:00am -Where: Register Here
Marshfield Flood Maps Change Today
6 July 2020
Today, the flood maps in Marshfield have changed. This means effective today, all zone and flood elevation changes take effect. Here are some things you should do right away:-Check our website or the FEMA flood hazard layer which has already been updated to reflect the map change.-If you have been newly moved into any “A” or “V” zones, you should purchase the Newly Mapped flood policy (check with your insurance agent or contact our insurance service center to find out more)-If you have been moved out of any “A” or “V” zone, we encourage you to keep your flood insurance, which is now inexpensive. However, if you wish to cancel your policy, your refund is based on when the cancelation notice is received, so act soon. -If you remain in the high risk flood zone but have changed zone, keep your flood policy in place to be grandfathered, or see if your premium can now be reduced. An elevation certificate may now be very helpful. Request a quote here.In any case, if you have any questions, please reach out to our insurance service center for clarification. We are here to help you during this time. Resources Info Sheets–What to do if you are […]
MCC Events: What Motivates Someone To Buy Flood Insurance?
1 July 2020
Listen to the newest Know Flood Newscast with guest Dr. Carolyn Kousky Podcast Episode 6, 2020: Dr. Carolyn KouskyFlood insurance is a vital tool for our communities recovery after a storm event. But that means households need to purchase it for it to be effective. Join us in a special Know Flood Newscast as we talk to Dr. Carolyn Kousky, Executive Director of the Wharton Risk Center. The motivation to buy flood insurance comes down to several basic reasons, but those reasons have tentacles that touch many subjects such as Risk Rating 2.0, flood mitigation and more. Do we find the key to motivating more people to buy flood insurance? Listen to find out! Listen Here Upcoming Podcast Podcast Episode 7, 2020: Patty Templeton-JonesThe Write Your Own (WYO) program is vital to the health and strength of the NFIP. Join us with guest Patty Templeton-Jones, President and Chief Program Advocate for Wright National Flood Insurance. We talk about the WYO perspective of the NFIP, and the entire flood industry. We also dive into what coming NFIP changes and legislative reform proposals could mean for flood insurance. Some interesting statistics talk to the flood insurance industry and where we may be headed. Coming […]
Listen To The New Know Flood Newscast
12 June 2020
Joe and Tim talk to Chris Heidrick Podcast Episode 5, 2020: Chris HeidrickJoe and Tim talk to Chris Heidrick, past Chair and member of the Flood Insurance Producers National Committee and owner of Heidrick & Company Insurance. Among the wide ranging interview topics of Risk Rating 2.0 and private flood insurance, we focus in on how the NFIP’s customer experience has changed over the years. Since Chris has testified in front of Congress on the NFIP, we also discuss NFIP legislative reform, and how 2020 may look for the flood industry. Listen Here Upcoming Podcast Podcast Episode 6, 2020: Dr. Carolyn KouskyFrom private flood, to Risk Rating 2.0, to a changing climate. A lot is going on in the world of flood. Carolyn, Director for Policy Research and Engagement at the Wharton Risk Management and Decision Processes Center at the University of Pennsylvania, has worked on and published countless research papers and reports on the NFIP, private flood and the impacts on mitigation to the flood program. Joe and Tim talk to Carolyn about all of these topics, and find out some interesting statistics and data about where the flood world is headed.Coming late June
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