Carla Fenzel - State Farm Agent

05/14/2026

Call for a quote! Our best girl is standing by to help you fetch the best rate ☎️🐶

05/01/2026

Life insurance can help your loved ones when they need it most. Contact me anytime to learn more and talk through coverage options that fit your needs.

03/06/2026

Happy workiversary to our Julie! Thank you for being such an important part of our team!

12/31/2025

A few simple strategies can help guide your small business to future success. Check out these tips to help with end-of-year planning.

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11/11/2025

My team and I are proud to honor the dedication and sacrifices of veterans in our community and beyond. Thank you for your service.

10/13/2025

By choosing to add a homeowners policy to your auto policy, you can bundle and save. Start a quote today!

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10/13/2025

If you know someone who hasn’t built an emergency fund, consider sending this to them! We’ve got some tips to use for free. https://st8.fm/3Wxh82O

They can reach out to me to learn more on insurance and financial services. 👋

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07/21/2025

One of your key life insurance decisions is choosing coverage for a specific amount of time (term) or opting for lifelong protection (whole). This article breaks it all down in simple terms, and my team and I are here to help you navigate your choices too.

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06/19/2025

A historic landmark on Florida’s east coast is about to get a long-awaited makeover, as work begins to dismantle and rebuild part of the Flagler Beach Pier.

A historic landmark on Florida’s east coast is about to get a long-awaited makeover, as work begins to dismantle and rebuild part of the Flagler Beach Pier.

04/28/2025

Under current law, those found guilty of reckless driving face fines of up to $500 and 90 days in jail for a first conviction. However, subsequent convictions can yield fines of up to $1,000 and six months’ imprisonment.

A new Florida bill is putting extreme speedsters right in its crosshairs.