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County faces insurance crisis as FAIR Plan policies surge

June 11, 2024 | Tuolumne County, California



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County faces insurance crisis as FAIR Plan policies surge
During a recent government meeting, officials addressed critical issues affecting local infrastructure and insurance policies in the community.

One of the primary concerns raised was the impact of vehicle accidents on utility poles, particularly during the summer months. Officials emphasized the importance of safe driving, noting that incidents involving poles can lead to prolonged power outages. Crews responsible for repairs, identified as Chris and Anthony's teams, may take time to restore service, especially if they cannot back feed affected customers. Last year, a significant number of car accidents resulted in extended outages, prompting officials to urge the public to exercise caution on the roads.

In a related discussion, an email from the California Department of Insurance was shared, highlighting the insurance landscape in Tuwami County. As of 2022, Tuwami County reported the highest percentage of insurance policies under the FAIR Plan, with 40.02% of policies falling under this category. In contrast, Los Angeles County holds the highest total number of FAIR Plan policies, totaling 81,000. This data underscores the ongoing challenges residents face regarding insurance coverage and the implications for community resilience.

Officials concluded the meeting by reiterating the need for public awareness and safety, particularly in relation to driving and infrastructure maintenance.

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