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Jefferson County approves amended $427,725 payment to ICAP after insurer revises invoice
Summary
An ICAP representative told the board that recommended coverage changes reduced the county’s invoice from $443,385 to $427,725; the board approved the amended payment at the meeting.
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The Jefferson County Board of Supervisors approved an amended payment to its insurance pool after an ICAP representative on the phone clarified the final amount.
County staff initially reported an invoice of $443,385. Joe Vence, dialing in for the insurer, said the county could take recommended coverage adjustments — increasing the county’s property deductible to $25,000, setting auto physical-damage deductibles to $1,000 for comprehensive and collision, and increasing the cyber insurance limit — which reduce the required payment. Vence stated the revised amount the county should remit is $427,725 and confirmed coverage could be bound by receipt of paperwork and payment by Jan. 30.
The board moved and seconded a motion to approve the amended ICAP payment and carried the motion by voice vote. Staff said they would code the expense and aim to have a check ready by the next week to meet the insurer’s 30-day payment requirements.
Next procedural steps: county staff will code the payment into departmental budgets and ensure that the paperwork is returned so coverage bound for Jan. 1 remains in effect.

