For agents providing firefighter insurance, excess liability may be treated as a routine add-on rather than as coverage tied to shifts in a client’s operations or the industry as [...]
Agents who write coverage for volunteer, combination, and career fire departments spot the risks associated with trucks, stations, and equipment with little trouble. Board-level risk gets less attention, and [...]
Drones and thermal imaging tools have moved from a specialty purchase to standard equipment in many departments, used for search and rescue, scene assessment, and hotspot detection. Does a [...]
Wildfire season sends engines, water tenders, and support vehicles outside their home district, sometimes for days at a stretch, as departments answer mutual aid calls across county and state [...]
What liability coverage does a fire department actually need when it agrees to provide standby coverage at a concert, festival, or large public gathering? That question comes up more [...]
What does fire department insurance actually cover when a storm knocks out power to a station, floods an apparatus bay, or fries the radio room? That question comes up [...]
A new fire chief changes more than the name on the door. Priorities shift, budgets get realigned, and procedures that went unquestioned for years suddenly face scrutiny. For insurance [...]
Summer brings pancake breakfasts, open houses, and community fairs to fire stations across the country. These events build public goodwill, generate revenue, and strengthen community relationships. But they also [...]
According to the National Volunteer Fire Council, 62% of the nation’s firefighters are volunteers — and a significant share of them respond to calls, training events, and mutual aid [...]
Summer response season compresses risk into a short window. Wildfires expand across jurisdictions, severe weather events strain regional resources, and large public gatherings require coordinated standby operations across multiple [...]
