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Since 1996, 99% of counties in the U.S. have been affected by flooding, and most homeowners' policies do not protect against flooding.

Gov. Tate Reeves has declared March 22–28, 2026, as Flood Insurance Awareness Week at the request of the Mississippi Insurance Department, urging residents to consider coverage before disaster strikes. darkhorsepressnow.com/news/2026-03-2…

Comm. Chaney and MID staff are on-site in San Diego, CA, attending the @NAIC 2026 Spring National Meeting alongside fellow insurance regulators and discussing innovative solutions that protect consumers and maintain healthy insurance markets. #NAICSpringMeeting

Comm. Chaney and Louisiana Comm. Temple spoke to Ole Miss Insurance Day attendees during a panel led by MS Deputy Comm. David Browning last week.

Governor Tate Reeves, at the request of the Mississippi Insurance Department, has declared March 22-28, 2026, as Flood Insurance Awareness Week. Mississippians should consider flood insurance now, before they need it.

On World Water Day, we’re reminded that water is one of our most valuable resources—but in Mississippi, we also know it can bring unexpected challenges. 💡 Take a moment today to consider whether flood insurance is right for you. ow.ly/WHm150YtBSz

Spring begins today. Take advantage of the weekend to prep your home for changing seasons.

Spring begins Friday.

Don’t leave it up to luck! Make sure you have enough insurance coverage to protect your property. Need help? The Mississippi Insurance Department can answer your insurance questions. mid.ms.gov

Do you have a complaint against your insurer? Has it treated you unfairly? In these situations, you can file a complaint against the company with MID. content.naic.org/article/how-do…

Insurance fraud is not a victimless crime. It’s been around for as long as insurance, and it costs businesses billions of dollars each year. darkhorsepressnow.com/news/2026-02-2…

Spring starts next week. Consider home repairs to avoid an insurance claim.

Thank you to the National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (NAPIA) for standing with MID in its efforts to educate and protect homeowners and policyholders following storm-related damage and throughout the recovery process. Read more: ow.ly/AUkH50YrmHN

Check smoke alarms and batteries to save lives and property. ow.ly/CGTP50YqbGY

If you're heading out of town for Spring Break: take your insurance cards or download a digital copy, write down serial numbers for expensive items you're packing, and see what healthcare providers are in-network near your destination.

Today's the day! The time changed at 2:00 this morning. Take a moment to check those smoke alarms and change out the batteries. #DaylightSavingTime

🔥🚒 So far in 2026, there have been 23 fire deaths in Mississippi. There were no working smoke alarms in at least 17 of those cases. redhillsmsnews.com/check-your-smo…

Most recent fire deaths occurred in homes without working smoke alarms. Mississippians are urged to test alarms and plan escapes. natchezdemocrat.com/opinion/spring…

🎉 Happy Employee Appreciation Day! 🎊 Today, we celebrate YOU—our incredible team! #ThankYou #Teamwork #EmployeeAppreciation

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