Agency News
This page will keep you up-to-date on important news about your agency. Please scroll all the way to the bottom of this page for a complete history.
Click HERE to Print the Emergency Contact Form-The Disaster Preventer
April 10,2008(1) - Get Peace of Mind Knowing Your Teen is Driving Responsibly, Know Immediately If They Aren't! Stromsoe Insurance Agency strikes a limited time, exclusive agreement with a national Teen Safety Driving Program. To have the renowned Safety Beacon installed for FREE in your vehicle(s) - CLICK HERE To Check Out The Details NOW and then call 877.994.6787 for the rest of the details
March 12,2008(1) - Allied Insurance offers workplace safety training. Click HERE to find out more about the more than 300 courses available to keep your safety practices at top-notch levels.
February 25,2008(1) - New Teen Driver Program Announced. Keep track of your teen driver and keep them safe. Tons of free info, check our new website today - www.teendriverinsurance.com/stromsoe , and don't forget to check Officer Poer's blog often at the bottom of the left column. Parents nationwide share info on keeping their teens safe. Take advantage of this unique, free program now.
February 24,2008(1) - The Protection Coaches at Stromsoe Insurance Agency are pleased to announce the Grand Prizes for the 2008 "Blow Your Socks Off" Referral program. Click HERE to see the list
February 14,2008(1) - DUAL WAGE CONSTRUCTION AND ERECTION CLASSIFICATIONS PROCEDURES CLARIFIED
Here's a link to the Workers Comp Insurance Rating Bureau website to get up to the second information on this new rule - click HERE
December 5,2007(1) - We have a Winner! Grattan and Sarah Donahoe have won the second 2007 Grand Prize for Stromsoe Insurance Agency's Yakity Yak Just Talk Back referral program. Click HERE to view the good news. Grattan and Sarah will receive $1,999 in cash, a brand new laptop computer, and a very special gift every month delivered right to their door step...all FREE. Just by telling others about Stromsoe Insurance Agency. It's so easy to win. We thank the over 300 people who trusted us enough to recommend our agency to others in 2007. If you did not win this time around, not to worry. We are already working on the 2008 Yakity Yak referral program, the plans are to make the program Bigger Than We Ever Thought Possible!
November 2,2007(2): A very special THANK YOU to all of the brave men and women who risk their lives to save people and property. Our hearts go out to those who are suffering loss and so much more.
November 2,2007(1): We need your help! Please give us feedback about your recent experiences with the fires, if the information we have provided is/was helpful or not, and anything else you like to interject. Please email mikes@fallbrook.com .
November 1,2007(1): It's never too early to start talking about prevention. Please visit www.iii.org , click on the link on the left hand side under California Wildfires, to make sure our next effort results in the same or better safety numbers. This site contains truckloads of tools YOU can use instantly
October 31, 2007(1): Safety tips for Safe Clean Up Of Fire and Ash. We hope this helps:
1. Do not allow children to play in the ash.
2. Wash off children’s toys before children play with them.
3. Clean ash off house pets
4. Wear gloves, long sleeved shirts, and long pants and avoid skin contact
5. If you get ash on your skin, wash it off as soon as possible
6. If you a have a vegetable garden or fruit trees, wash the fruit or vegetables thoroughly before eating them.
7. Avoid getting ash into the air as much as possible. Do not use leaf blowers or take other actions that will put ash into the air.
8. Shop vacuums and other common vacuum cleaners do not filter out small particles, but rather blow such particles out the exhaust into the air where they can be breathed. The use of shop vacuums and other non HEPA filter vacuums is not recommended. HEPA filter vacuums could be used if available.
9. Well fitting dust masks may provide some protection during cleanup. A mask rated N-95 or P-100 will be more effective than simpler dust or surgical masks in blocking particles from ash. In genera, may ash particles are larger than those found in smoke; thus, wearing a dust mask can significantly reduce (but not completely eliminate) the amount of particles inhaled.
10. Persons with heart or lung disease should consult their physician before using a mask during post-fire cleanup.
11. Gentle sweeping of indoor and outdoor hard surfaces followed by wet mopping is the best procedure in most cases. A damp cloth or wet mop may be all that is needed on lightly dusted areas.
12. Avoid washing ash into storm drains whenever possible
13. If as is wet down, use as little as water as possible.
14. Collected ash may be disposed of in the regular trash, Ash may be stored in plastic bags or other containers that will be prevent it from being disturbed.
October 30,2007(3): A number of huge lessons stand resulting the recent wildfires. Getting ahold of our client that we KNEW had large losses was frustrating and left us helpless. If an emergency does occur, we want to be able to reach you quickly, so let’s make sure we have the most current ways to get in touch with you. Can you take a moment and get this information to us right away? Please click here and print off the Emergency Contact Form and get it back to us right away. Thanks!
October 30,2007(2): It's never too early to start talking about prevention. Please visit www.iii.org to make sure our next effort results in the same or better safety numbers. This site contains truckloads of tools YOU can use instantly.
October 30,2007(1): The recovery process is in motion. Insurance carriers and adjusters are meeting people at their homes and other locations that make sense for all parties. Checks are being issued, in many cases, on the spot. Please keep one thing in mind concerning future payments-California state law requires that any loss payee/mortgagee be included on checks written for damages. Payments for additional living expenses and personal property however are normally made to the policyholder.
October 29,2007(2): Blue Shield of California announces help if you need medication and are a wildfire victim - click here for more instant information
October 29,2007(1): The fires are mostly out, now is when the real work begins. If you feel you have sustained damage from the recent wildfires, please contact our office promptly to discuss the possible need to submit a claim. It's a free call @ 877.994.6787.
October 27,2007(4): Rainbow Water District Boil Water Advisory. Department of Public Health has issued a boil water advisory for Rainbow Water District customers north of Hwy 76. Ash falling into several open reservoirs may change the pH of the water which could affect normal disinfection operations. Also, fire departments' helicopters used water from our stored water and from local ponds to fight the Rice Fire. This "double-dipping" can lead to cross-contamination of our drinking water. The order will remain in effect until tests prove the water is safe, which could take several days.Boil water for at least 1 minute at a rolling boil.
October 27,2007(3): There is a community meeting for all fire victims and any other interested parties at the Fallbrook High School football stadium at 4:00pm Sunday October 28,2007. The California Department of Forestry and Fire protection is welcoming the community of Fallbrook to attend a Community Presentation, regarding the Rice Fire on Sunday October 28th. Community officials will be in attendance, including North County Fire Chief, Bill Metcalf. Presentations will include a briefing on the events that occurred during the Rice Fire. Additionally, information will be provided, which will assist community members in identifying the many services available to them so that our community may recover from the events resulting from this fire.
October 27,2007(2): Please check back often with www.calfire.ca.gov for current status of all fires, road closures and more. All roads closure in the Fallbrook area have ceased. Please be safe when visiting any fire damages area.
October 27,2007(1): A Stromsoe Insurance Agency representative will be available at the Fallbrook Community Center on Heald Lane, right off of Fallbrook Street near La Paloma Elementary School, today after 8:00am to assist in any way possible. Please look for our table.
October 26,2007(2): Click here for Policyholder Update number 1, questions and answers about coverage and the claims process. We hope this helps provide insight. Please call 877.994.6787 with any other questions.
October 26,2007(1): A Stromsoe Insurance Agency representative will be available at the Fallbrook Community Center on Heald Lane, right off of Fallbrook Street near La Paloma Elementary School, today after 9:30am. Please look for our table.
October 25,2007(5): If you have sustained any loss to your residential personal belongings, here is a home inventory form you can use to list your property that has been damaged or destroyed
October 25,2007(4): If you cannot find a place to stay, here's the National Hotel List
October 25,2007(3): Here's the latest update from our insurance company partners: Allied, Safeco
October 25,2007(2): Following the 2003 fires, a comprehensive paper was prepared to help people understand and use their insurance coverage. Please download and read the following link: A Consumer Insurance Guide to The Recovery Process . Also, please share this with anyone that may be able to use it.
October 25,2007(1): It is our understanding that FEMA has set up at the Fallbrook Community Center on Heald Lane, right off of Fallbrook Street near La Paloma Elementary School. If you have suffered major loss and need FEMA assistance, please go to that location. FEMA's phone number is
1 (800) 621-FEMA (3362) or www.fema.gov
October24,2007(1): For the most recent, current information on all southland fires, please visit www.calfire.ca.gov . This site also includes phone numbers for updated information, emergency information and more for all fires. Please scroll all the way to the bottom of the Cal Fire web page.
October 22,2007: Wildfires continue to devastate the Southland. The Stromsoe Insurance Agency Team stands ready to help in any way we can. Also, if any person you know needs our support, please have them contact us:
Free Call - 877.994.6787
Fax 951-677.6265
In an effort to provide additional immediate assistance, we have set up an emergency 24/7 disaster hotline, please write this down:
1.888.220.1204 x 8620
When you call this number, you may press zero and our system will attempt to connect you with an agent immediately 24/7. If an agent cannot be reached, please leave a detailed message so we can return your call as quickly as possible.You may also email me 24/7 at mikes@fallbrook.com
For current, up to date information on all southland fires, please visit www.calfire.ca.gov
Please….take all precautionary measures to protect yourself and any other persons. Most material things can be replaced, lives cannot. May safety be with you
