F & W Insurance A Division of Arthur J. Gallagher

09/26/2018

After the tragedy created by Hurricane Florence, we wanted to share a an important article about safeguarding your privacy during and after a natural distaster. Please feel free to share with anyone and everyone.

Hackers, identity thieves, and cybercriminals are on the prowl during natural disasters. Here are five tips you can use to protect yourself during Hurricane Florence and beyond.

07/05/2018

The Spring Creek Fire in southern Colorado is now considered the 3rd largest wildfire in state history. We are so thankful for all the men and women who are working hard to fight this fire. If you would like to help, here is a link to a list of the most needed items:

As of Wednesday, the Spring Fire has burned nearly 100,000 acres, making it the third largest wildfire in Colorado history, and one of the worst natural disasters our state has seen.

07/03/2018

Thank you to all the wonderful people who sacrifice so much to help protect our beautiful state of Colorado. Please stay safe out there!

12/21/2017

07/31/2017

Sending a big thank you to all the men and women who were deployed to The Peekaboo Fire in Moffat County! Video documentation by Daniel S. Johnson, SOF2

07/11/2017

Sometimes its the little things that count!

Preventative vehicle maintenance is the key to readiness and reduces unplanned equipment breakdowns when responding to calls and operating at scenes. Keep this tip in mind to help keep your department’s vehicles in good condition and download our risk management resource for more info: http://bit.ly/2t0oxw5

07/10/2017

Sending a huge thank you to all the emergency services personnel who are out there keeping our state safe on the Peak 2 Fire and all other fires throughout the state! Be sure to do your part and abide by campfire rules, regulations and fire bans.

A large-scale fire contingent continued to work the Peak 2 Fire burning 2 miles south of Frisco on Sunday. The wildfire reached 52 percent containment, and all pre-evacuations were