Oklahoma Insurance Department

Commissioner @glen_mulready spent the day in Newcastle meeting with local leaders, professionals and the Fire Chief to highlight how fire protection ratings can lower insurance premiums. He wrapped up in Blanchard to share OID resources.

The Oklahoma Insurance Department is here to help. If you've been affected by the recent severe storms and wildfires and need assistance with an insurance claim, please contact us at 800-522-0071 or oid.ok.gov.

Community Outreach Coordinator Liana Bortoto hosted an informational booth at the House of Representatives Capitol Kids Day to educate attendees on how to get ready before, during, and after the storm. Visit oid.ok.gov/getready for more information on preparedness.

CONSUMER ALERT: The Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) is warning consumers about scam calls from individuals posing as bail bond agents who demand immediate payment for a family member’s release from jail. Read the full release: oid.ok.gov/release_031826/

🍀 Happy Saint Patrick’s Day! 🍀 Don’t depend on luck to get you through this storm season. Learn how you can #GetReady: oid.ok.gov/get-ready #GetReadyOK #Insurance #SevereWeather #Okwx

Have questions about how Oklahoma's transition from HealthCare.gov to a State-based Exchange may impact you? ➡️Find answers in our updated FAQs. bit.ly/4buANYq #Oklahoma #Insurance

Don't forget to sign up for our next #MedicareMonday! Join us at 10 a.m. on April 6 for our next free and informative webinar, where we will cover staying on top of your health. Register today at map.oid.ok.gov. 📋 #Medicare #Webinar #Insurance #Oklahoma

Community Outreach Coordinator Liana Bortoto and Strengthen Oklahoma Homes Program Grant Coordinator Aislinn Beak hosted an informational booth at the @OKCFOX Storm Safety Day at the Science Museum. They educated attendees on storm preparedness and shared about the SOH program.

Spring is here, Oklahoma! Know the difference between watches and warnings: 👀 Watch = The ingredients for an event are present. 🧀🥩🍞🍅 ⚠️ Warning = The event is occurring or likely. 🍔🍟 Stay safe by paying close attention to weather alerts. #GetReadyOK #SevereWeather

Most flood policies have a 30-day waiting period. Don't wait for the next storm to purchase a policy. Learn more about flood insurance: oid.ok.gov/flood. #GetReadyOK #FloodInsuranceAwarenessMonth #Okwx #Floods

Elevated to critical fire conditions are expected across most of Oklahoma on Sunday, March 15. Help prevent fires by avoiding activities that create flames or sparks and by obeying burn bans. Stay safe and informed: weather.gov #GetReadyOK #Okwx #Firewx

This week, OID hosted a stakeholder meeting with approved contractors and evaluators for the Strengthen Oklahoma Homes Program. Team members from @IBHS_org and UA-CAPS joined us to support the training. Applications open in early April. Apply at oid.ok.gov/okready.

Strong Demand for Safer Homes: Strengthen Oklahoma Homes Program Fills All Available Applications for First Quarter Rollout Read the full release: bit.ly/4upgTql #OKReady #Insurance #Oklahoma

Last week, Commissioner @glen_mulready joined Rich Rasmussen, President and CEO of @ohaconnect, for the Inside the 1581 podcast. They discussed OID's participation in the CMS Provider Directory Pilot Program and Oklahoma's transition to a State-Based Exchange. Stay tuned!

❓Ask the Commissioner: How should I prepare for severe storm season? #GetReadyOK #AskTheCommissioner #Oklahoma #Insurance

With severe weather season here, now is a perfect time to pack a go-bag you can grab on the way to the storm shelter. It should include the things you’ll need during and after a disaster. Find out more about what to pack: #page2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">content.naic.org/consumer/flood… #GetReadyOK #SevereWeather #Okwx

#GetReadyOK! Have your safety plan ready. - Severe weather for most of OK tonight - Tornado risks higher for S & SW OK - Baseball-sized hail & damaging winds possible - Elevated to near-critical fire danger in Western OK on Wed Stay safe and informed: weather.gov

The Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) is ready to assist Oklahomans affected by the severe storms that impacted the state March 5-6. Read the full release: bit.ly/4bnL5to

If last week's storms impacted you, remember to report any damage, even if you're not filing an insurance claim. This information helps authorities understand the impact of severe weather events and can connect you with resources. Report damage at damage.ok.gov.

Happy #InternationalWomensDay and #WomensHistoryMonth! We’re grateful to the incredible women who bring dedication and inspiration to our organization every day. With women in 55% of leadership positions, we’re dedicated to creating a workplace where women can thrive. #WeAreOID