4 insurance villages to help Gulf Coast policyholders after hurricanes

Florida's Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis visits an "insurance village" after Hurricane Helene. Four sites are set up to help people dealing with Hurricane Milton as well.
Florida's Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis visits an "insurance village" after Hurricane Helene. Four sites are set up to help people dealing with Hurricane Milton as well.
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The state of Florida has opened four “insurance villages” around the Gulf Coast to help people dealing with damage from Hurricane Milton and Hurricane Helene. Various carriers will converge at the villages to help people navigate insurance-related issues.

 

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