Connecticut Insurance Department
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The mission of the Connecticut Insurance Department is to protect consumers through regulation of the industry, outreach, education and advocacy. The Department recovers an average of more than $4 million yearly on behalf of consumers and regulates the industry by ensuring carriers adhere to state insurance laws and regulations and are financially solvent to pay claims. The Department’s annual bud
07/15/2026
Wildfire smoke and high temperatures are creating unhealthy conditions across Connecticut today.
Poor air quality and extreme heat can affect anyone, but older adults, young children, people with heart or lung conditions, outdoor workers, and pets are at greater risk.
Here are a few simple steps you can take to protect yourself, your family, and your pets while conditions remain poor.
Stay informed, limit your exposure, and check on neighbors who may need assistance.
07/14/2026
🔔CONSUMER NOTICE🔔
Recovering from Recent Storms: What Connecticut Insurance Consumers Should Know
https://portal.ct.gov/cid/consumer-information-center/consumer-alerts/2026-consumer-alerts/consumer-notice-2026-07-08?language=en_US
07/13/2026
📣PRESS RELEASE📣
CONNECTICUT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT ISSUES REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS TO EVALUATE NONPROFIT LIABILITY INSURANCE MARKET CONDITIONS
Read more: https://portal.ct.gov/cid/press-releases/2026-press-releases/press-release-2026-07-07?language=en_US
07/02/2026
As hurricane season begins, the Connecticut Insurance Department urges residents to protect their property from flood risks, even far from the coast.
🌀 Nearly 40% of flood losses happen outside high-risk areas
💧 Just 1 inch of water can cause more than $25,000 in damage
⏳ Flood insurance typically takes 30 days to go into effect
Don’t wait until a storm is on the radar. Prepare now and review your coverage.
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.
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153 Market Street
Hartford, CT
06103
