The Federal Emergency Management Association just released these free infographics to share on being prepared! Feel free to download them and use them in newsletters or social media to get word out to your communities on how to be prepared for an emergency. Protect against a Flood Infographic. If you live in a flood prone…
Background Courtney graduated from University of Maryland College Park, with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and a minor in Sports Commerce and Marketing. She came to us from Verizon Telecommunications, where she excelled at the fast pace call center and specialized in retention. Courtney brings her conflict resolution and customer service skills to Deeley…
The Town of Ocean City is putting on a Community Hurricane Preparedness Town Hall Meeting on May 13th at 6:30 PM at City Hall Council Chambers. The topics covered will include: Preparedness Mitigation planning Flood insurance Deeley Insurance Group will be there. If you can’t make that meeting and still want to be prepared, we…
Changes haven’t stopped yet. Please keep reading. On April 1st the NFIP rate and fee increases will occur as policies renew. On July 16, 2015 our local area is experiencing map changes that go in effect. Currently, lenders are refining (a fancy word for changing) the requirements for flood insurance coverages. This is where it…
Fun resources to teach kids about safety – yes, please! Since March is Red Cross month, we are playing the great kid safety app called Monster Guard. In this app, kids (and parents) learn safety skills, practice skills in game levels and share what was learned. Monster Guard is a win-win as kids learn in…
March is Red Cross Month. It is almost as good as peanut butter and chocolate – I love when two of my favorite things combine. Wawa is partnering with the Red Cross to raise funds and celebrate their special month. From March 2nd to May 3rd, all coin donations at the register will go to…
This date will not go down in history – why? Deeley Insurance Group is ready for these changes! We are working diligently to implement a review of each and every flood policy that we write in Ocean City and Worcester County. As a large portion of Ocean City is mapping in to new zones some…
According to FEMA, floods are the most common disaster in the United States. Purchasing flood insurance is the best way to protect your home from this peril. However, here are some other great tips from FEMA that will help you prepare your home for a flood. Clear debris from gutters and downspouts Install a water…
The National Flood Insurance Program has announced increases will begin in April of 2015. Rates will increase between 5-15% Reserve Fund Assessment will increase from 5 % to 10% New Surcharge of $25 for a primary resident and $250 per policy on a second home. Simultaneously, local Flood Insurance Rate Maps are being adopted. The…
Since 2012 there have been lots of changes to the National Flood Insurance Program. It has been confusing for homeowners and policy holders. FEMA announced an Interim Office of the Flood Insurance Advocate on December 19, 2014. The advocate will be tasked with offering specialized assistance to citizens who have issues with the NFIP. The…
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