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Insurance program update shows 6.47% increase for Adams County; law‑enforcement reimbursements discussed
Summary
CORSA and Richmond Insurance Agency representatives briefed the commissioners on a 6.47% program increase (about $13,928) for the county’s 2026 policy year and outlined eligible law‑enforcement reimbursements including polygraphs, psychological evaluations, body scanner equipment and training.
Representatives from Richmond Insurance Agency and CORSA updated the Board of Adams County Commissioners on the county insurance program during the April 13 meeting.
Bryon Kirker and Danielle Shiveley of Richmond Insurance Agency, joined by CORSA Membership Services Manager Ali Redmond, presented a 2026 program update that included inflation exposure analysis and a comparative cost review. The presentation listed an overall 6.47% increase for the new policy year, which the presenters said equated to $13,928.00 in program cost change for the county.
The presenters also discussed available law-enforcement reimbursement programs, citing examples such as pre-employment polygraphs and psychological evaluations, jail body scanner equipment, camera and booking‑software reimbursements, and OPOTA (Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy) training options.
Commissioners received the program update; no formal vote on insurance procurement or policy adoption occurred at the session.
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