Resources
Resources for policyholders and public adjusters alike.
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Questions about your insurance policy? We’re here to help!
Understanding an insurance policy is a hard task any time – much less when you’re trying to recover from a catastrophe. Many RMAPIA members can help you review your insurance policy and answer questions about your coverage.
View RMAPIA Fire Protocols
These Protocols have been built by a team of experts assembled by the RMAPIA Board of Directors. The directions and analysis found herein are the Team’s best, good faith efforts to provide the simplest, most efficient, and safest protocols for handling fire losses. These protocols may also have widespread application to other states that are seeking guidance in building protocols of their own or may provide a helpful reference for experts, professionals, insurers, and insureds in handling fire losses. .
Marshall Fire Disaster Recovery Resources
General resources for homeowners, renters and property owners affected by the 2021 Marshall Fires
Boulder County Marshall Fire Disaster Assistance Center
Boulder County community members impacted by the Marshall Fire can visit the Disaster Assistance Center to access a range of services including property loss and filing claims for assistance, financial and food assistance, mental health supports, transportation, and more.
https://www.bouldercounty.org/disasters/wildfires/marshall/
New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management
New Mexico Office of the Supervisor of Insurance
United Policyholders
Arizona Department of Insurance
Colorado Division of Insurance
Idaho Department of Insurance
Montana Insurance Department
New Mexico Superintendent of Insurance
Utah Insurance Department
Wyoming Insurance Departments
RMAPIA Fire Protocols
United Policyholders (UP)
National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) Online Fraud Reporting System
Insurance Information Institute (III) promotes public understanding of insurance-what it does and how it works
NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
How to Prepare for Emergencies (American Red Cross)