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NIB <br />INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR FISCAL YEAR 88/89 <br />Acting County Administrator Collins reviewed the following: <br />TO: Board of County Commissioners DATE: October 26, 1988 <br />FILE: <br />SUBJECT: INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR <br />FISCAL YEAR 88/89 <br />FROM: William G. Collins II REFERENCES: <br />Acting County Administrator <br />On October 14th presentations were made by representatives from three <br />insurance companies to the County's Risk Manager, Director of Office of <br />Management & Budget, County Attorney, and myself. I requested each of <br />those present to arrive at an independent recommendation for the County <br />insurance program in the upcoming year. In the attached memos, Risk <br />Manager Susan Tillman recommends going with •the firm of Arthur J. Gallagher <br />& Company, under a limited self insurance program. Budget Director Baird <br />and County Attorney Vitunac recommend staying fully insured with the <br />Florida League of Cities in most instances. <br />ANALYSIS <br />If the County is to go self insured with Gallagher & Company, it will require <br />the payment of a $638,000 premium. The County must further self insure to <br />the amount of $100,000/$200,000 per loss until such time as the County has <br />paid $600,000 in claims. At that point Gallagher & Company would pay any <br />claims in excess of those amounts up to $1,000,000. The advantage to such <br />an approach is that we could earn roughly $24,000 in annual interest •on the <br />premium savings. That is, until claims were paid, money would be in County <br />accounts earning interest However, discussions at the presentations by the <br />Insurance Company indicated that the vast majority of our claims are small in <br />nature. Thus we would probably be paying all claims ourselves and not <br />having the benefit of insurance coverage which didn't kick in until after a <br />Targe deductible was paid. To me this looks like we are paying $638,000 in <br />premiums for the advice that we should set up a separate fund which may not <br />be claimed against, and once that fund grows over the course of several <br />years we will have sufficient funds to be self insured and avoid future <br />premiums altogether. I am of the opinion that we shouldn't go halfway like <br />this. If we are going to be self insured we should save that $638,000 in <br />premium now. However, I do not believe the County is ready to go self <br />insured because it does not have a risk limitation program in place currently. <br />Based on the presentations made by the insurance companies, I was of the <br />opinion that the County would be best served by obtaining from the Schlitt <br />Company the following coverages: property, flood and earthquake, fidelity <br />bond, boiler and machinery and valuable papers; from the Florida League of <br />Cities public officers liability, general liability, errors and omissions, and <br />risk management services, workers' compensation, and equipment/marine <br />coverage. I would recommend that the coverages being obtained from the <br />Florida League of Cities be first dollar coverage to the amount of $1,000,000. <br />CONCLUSION <br />I concur in the recommendations of OMB Director Baird and County Attorney <br />Vitunac that we should stay insured for the coming year and adopt the <br />recommendations set out on Page 2 of Mr. Baird's memo of October 25th. <br />44 <br />NOV 1`98 <br />BOOK 75 PSGE 44 <br />
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