The Florida Commission on Hurricane Loss Projection Methodology (“FCHLPM”) has determined that all models presented at its recent May 10-12, 2017 meeting are acceptable under the 2015 FCHLPM Standards. To view the models and their specific acceptable program version, …

  Officials Worry About Drug Overdoses at Hurricane Shelters Local Officials are raising concerns about Drug Use at Hurricane Shelters, saying they aren’t equipped to care for addicts, unaccompanied minors and others with other medical needs.  The Associated Press reports …

  Florida Office of Insurance Regulation Veteran Belinda Miller Announces Retirement Belinda Miller, a Stalwart of Florida’s Insurance Regulation Efforts since 1985, will Retire on July 2.  Michael Moline reports for FloridaPolitics.com.   14 Arrested in Miami Assisted Living Facility …

  Florida Residents Get Reminder To Be On Guard During Hurricane Season Hurricane Experts at a Wednesday event reminded Floridians to stay prepared for Hurricanes by taking steps such as maintaining Emergency Kits and Supplies.  FloridaToday.com reports via the PCI …

  Florida’s Private Flood Insurance Market is a Template for the Country With Congress set to Deliberate this Summer and Fall on how best to restructure the Federal Program, which Americans have relied on for their Flood Insurance needs since 1968, there …

  Florida Suffers Hottest First Four Months in 122 Years Florida’s average temperature was the Highest on Record for the First Four Months of 2017 as the State suffers widespread Brush Fires and Drought.  Kimberly Miller reports for the Palm Beach …

  Texts: Florida Fire Station Funding Another Budget Fight Waged Behind Closed Doors A Fight over Funding for Fire Station Projects was a key cog in hammering out a nearly $2 Billion portion of the State Budget, providing another example …

  A Guide to Help You Navigate Hurricane Insurance Marketplace A potentially Darker 2017 Hurricane Outlook hangs on a “Knife’s Edge” of pending weather factors, one forecaster says, but South Florida Home Owners are already doused with Rising Insurance Rates and a …

  Florida Workers’ Comp Rate Hike Backed By Appeals Court Rejecting Arguments that Florida’s Sunshine Law was violated, an Appeals Court Tuesday upheld a 14.5 percent Increase in Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rates that began to hit Businesses in December.  THE …

  Rejecting arguments that Florida’s Sunshine Law was violated, Florida’s First District Court of Appeal has upheld a 14.5 percent increase in workers’ compensation insurance rates that were effected in December 2016. To read the ruling issued today, May 9, …