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Need Insurance Documentation for Your FEMA PA Claim?
As a PACIF member, you can email the PACIF Underwriting team for easy access to your municpality’s 2023 Property & Casualty Coverage Document and Declaration Page.
MERP Energy Assessment Deadline Has Been Shortened!
The deadline to apply for free Level 1 and Level 2 Energy Resilience Assessments through the Municipal Energy Resilience Program has been moved up to 10/31. Buildings must be municipally owned (but perpetually leased facilities may be eligible).
Smallest Municipalities Required to Provide Unemployment Insurance
Part of 2023 Act 76 (H.217) requires that municipal entities (along with other non-profit organizations) that have one to four employees must take steps to start providing unemployment insurance in 2024.
Vision Benefit Has a New Account Manager
Benefit managers at members of VLCT’s Vision Insurance program will please note that we have a new EyeMed contact person (pun intended): Alexandria Meister. From now on, please direct any EyeMed inquiries to Alex – or to Kelley Avery at VLCT.
Do You Know Your Municipality’s ERAF Rating?
FEMA pays 75% of eligible costs for a federally declared disaster. Through Emergency Relief Assistance Funding, the state and municipality share the remaining 25% of eligible costs based on a municipality’s mitigation actions. Use this website to verify your municipality’s cost share.
Assess Clean Water Projects for Flood Impacts
Project sponsors can assess the status and condition of DEC-funded Clean Water projects to learn which ones did or did not succeed and why. Potential funding, survey tool, and protocols are available.
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