Vicki Fitzgerald of Amstutz Insurance

03/30/2024

Thank you for all the referrals! It's the best compliment anyone in business can receive!

01/12/2024

With the frigid temperatures coming our way, please take some precautions to avoid frozen pipes.

12/21/2022

Let’s get weather-ready. Being prepared ahead of the storm is the first step to keeping your home and family safe.

* Create a support network. Identify people who can help you stay at home or evacuate during an extended power outage. Keep a paper copy of your contact list.
* Dress in several layers of lightweight clothing, wear mittens and a hat preferably one that covers your ears.
* Wear waterproof, insulated boots to keep your feet warm and dry and to maintain your footing in ice and snow.
* Winterize your vehicle and keep the gas tank full. A full tank will keep the fuel line from freezing.
* Keep an emergency kit in your vehicle: windshield scraper and small broom. A small sack of sand for generating traction under wheels and a set of tire chains or traction mats. Matches in a waterproof container. A brightly colored (preferably red) cloth to tie to the antenna. An emergency supply kit, including warm clothing and boots, extra blankets and non-perishable food.
* Minimize travel. If travel is necessary, keep a disaster supplies kit in your vehicle.
* Insulate your home by installing storm windows or covering windows with plastic from the inside to keep cold air out.
* Bring pets animals inside during winter weather. Move other animals or livestock to sheltered areas with non-frozen drinking water.
* Keep pipes from freezing. Running water, even at a trickle, helps prevent pipes from freezing.

12/20/2022

Since it looks like we are going to get some snow and ice later this week, here are some valuable tips to keep you and your family safe while driving in winter weather.

SAFE WINTER DRIVING

Snow and ice make driving dangerous. Although the best way to stay safe is to not travel during inclement weather, it’s
not always possible to stay off the roads in these conditions. Before winter begins, familiarize yourself with some safety
tips for driving in snow and ice.
How to decrease hazard risks:
• Reduce your speed.
• Gently tap on the brake until you slow enough to stop. Do not press hard on the brake.
• Do not use your cruise control.
• Should you start to slide, turn into the slide rather than correcting the turn. Turn your wheels in the direction that the
rear of the car is sliding.
• Steep hills, bridges and other areas that are not well traveled or treated with salt or brine should be avoided when
possible.
• Remember to always keep your eyes on the road in the direction you are moving.

06/15/2022

Power and phones are still out at the Jefferson Blvd. office. The office will remain closed until they are restored. If you need assistance I can be reached via email at [email protected]. Claims can be filed directly with your company by calling their claims number included with your policy. Thank you for understanding and PLEASE be safe!

06/14/2022

Phones are down at all Amstutz Insurance locations. If you have storm damage, please call your company directly to report your claim. We apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you for understanding.

02/02/2022

UPDATE: Amstutz Insurance offices will remain closed for Friday, February 4th. Weather permitting we will be back in the office on Monday. Stay safe and warm!

PSA...For the safety and well-being of our employees, Amstutz Insurance offices will be closed Wednesday and Thursday. Claims can be filed directly with your company by calling the toll free number included with your policy paperwork. Stay safe and warm!

07/02/2021

Stay safe this holiday weekend and throughout the summer!

03/02/2021

March is . Throughout the month we’ll be highlighting the contributions of inspiring women of Selective and our agency partners to learn more about their unique stories.

02/17/2021

We want you all to stay safe while driving in this unpredictable winter weather.

02/15/2021