Collinsville,
Oklahoma January 9, 2016 Miscellaneous News |
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NCDA Honor Band |
The following students
will be participating in NCDA Honor Band in Stillwater, OK, Friday, January
8, 2016
High School Junior High Rod Mackey 1/7/2016 |
Mission Trip Fund Raiser |
Roc Robbins is heading on a mission trip to Guatemala over Spring Break with First Baptist Church Owasso. We are selling these shirts to help raise the required funds. Orders will be taken thru January 17th. Donations welcome. Please email me at dtrobbins71@gmail.com if interested. Thank you!! |
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No big new here ... and mostly late -- I made my unofficial "Collinsville First Snow" declaration of this winter back on December 28, 2015 with the small snow that followed a major rain event (and flooding in several parts of the state). I had seen a trace amount of snow on my windshield after leaving the December 17, 2015, wrestling match. Today (Saturday January 9, 2016) we have another minor snow which is supposed to end mid-day ahead of a few days of teen temps. -- Ted Wright | |||||||||||||
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Winter Insurance Tips |
December 31, 2015
Oklahoma Insurance Department Offers Assistance to Those Impacted by Severe Weather OKLAHOMA CITY The Oklahoma Insurance Department can help Oklahomans with questions about severe weather-related insurance claims. The free help is available by calling 1-800-522-0071. Right now we know Oklahomans are still dealing with the aftermaths of blizzards, ice storms, flooding and thunderstorms, said Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John D. Doak. Oklahoma is no stranger to extreme weather but it never gets any easier to deal with. We want those with damage to know we are here to help. Ice-Related Home Damage A standard HO3 homeowners
insurance policy covers the following: Special note: HO2 policies do not cover for weight of ice and snow. Please review your policy for the weight of ice and snow coverage and if you do not have that coverage, talk to your agent about buying a policy that includes this coverage. Ice-Related Auto Damage Collision coverage of an auto policy covers damages to your vehicle from an accident where the other driver is uninsured, a single-car crash or where you were found to be at fault in the accident. Comprehensive coverage covers damage to your car caused by falling trees or ice, vandalism, theft and flood. Finally, liability insurance pays for the other peoples property and medical bills for vehicle accidents that you had been found at fault in causing. Water and Flood Damage When it comes to insurance, flooding and water damage are not the same thing. Water damage is caused by water that hasn't touched the ground. If snow comes in through a broken window, melts on your floor and ruins your carpet, that's water damage, which is covered by your homeowners policy. Damage from a burst pipe or wind-driven rain may also be covered depending on the circumstances of how the damage was caused. The policy does not cover water damage caused by poor home maintenance such as overfilled gutters, neglected roofs, ignored leaks or condensation buildup due to poor ventilation. Insurance policies do not pay for lack of maintenance, faulty workmanship, faulty products or faulty installation. Flood insurance is provided by FEMAs National Flood Insurance Program. A flood insurance policy covers physical damage to your property and possessions. If you have any other questions about insurance, contact the Oklahoma Insurance Department at 1-800-522-0071 or visit our website at www.ok.gov/oid. About the Oklahoma Insurance Department The Oklahoma Insurance Department, an agency of the State of Oklahoma, is responsible for the education and protection of the insurance-buying public and for oversight of the insurance industry in the state. # |