Pam Ridings State Farm Agent

We are right here in town and ready to help! Save our contact information for whenever you have a question or need to update a policy.

Visit our website or stop by the office to say hello. 👋

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads, grandpas, stepdads, and father figures who show up every day with strength, support, and plenty of dad jokes. 💙
Thank you for all you do for your families and our community! Wishing you a relaxing and well-deserved day today.

🌬️ Storm Damage? Here’s What To Do Next 🏡

Praying for everyone as we have the impending storms today! Please be safe! If you find your self affected by this storm. f you experienced damage, our team is here to help.

If you have damage:

✅ Take photos/videos of the damage
✅ Do what you can safely to prevent further damage (tarp roof, cover windows, etc.)
✅ Make a list of damaged items
✅ Keep receipts for any temporary repairs

📞 Please call our office first so we can review your deductible and help guide you through the claim process before filing.

⚠️ Heads Up – Storm Chaser companies

After storms, door-to-door companies often show up. Watch for these red flags:

🚩 Door-to-door contractors right after a storm
🚩 Out-of-area companies
🚩 Promises to “pay your deductible”
🚩 Pressure to sign paperwork quickly
🚩 Large upfront payments

Always get multiple estimates and do not ever allow anyone to file a claim on your behalf.

If you have questions or damage, please call or stop by! 📞 219-942-45

The City of Hobart may experience severe thunderstorms tomorrow capable of producing damaging winds, heavy rain, hail, and isolated tornadoes.

Now is the time to prepare:
✔️ Stay weather aware
✔️ Enable emergency alerts
✔️ Secure loose outdoor items
✔️ Know where you will take shelter if needed

Distracted driving is a leading cause of crashes, but it’s preventable. Taking your eyes off the road for just seconds doubles your crash risk.

Stay focused: set your playlist, enable “Do Not Disturb,” and save texts for when you’re parked.

Defensive driving means being fully present—because your attention can save lives.