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12.G. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET <br />12.G.1. PROPERTY/CASUALTY INSURANCE -MAY I, 2010 THROUGH APRIL 30, <br />2011 <br />(Clerk's Note: This item was heard following Item 10.11.1.Public Discussion Items - <br />Request to Speak from Ken Felten, Brown & Brown Insurance, and is placed here for <br />continuity). <br />Office of Management and Budget Director Jason Brown recapped his memorandum of <br />April 13, 2010 to provide background information on the renewal of the County's property and <br />casualty insurance. He conveyed that in March 2009, Arthur J. Gallagher (AJG) had been <br />approved as the County's insurance broker, with five one-year renewals, and that he intended to <br />renew with Gallagher for the first of those five one-year renewals. He noted that although the <br />County undergoes the RFP process for insurance services every few years to keep a check on the <br />broker; it is not done every year. Director Brown provided a detailed comparison of the major <br />differences in the insurance coverage offered by Brown and Brown Insurance, and by Arthur J. <br />Gallagher, and addressed several points made earlier by Mr. Felten (see Item 10.B.1.). Director <br />Brown spoke of the excellent customer service provided by AJG in the past, affirmed that the <br />coverage provided by that firm was superior, and presented staffs recommendation to renew <br />with Arthur J. Gallagher. <br />Director Brown, with input from Administrator Baird, responded to the Board's query <br />regarding the reasons that Brown & Brown was presenting a property insurance proposal when <br />they had not responded to the County's initial Request for Proposal (RFP) for insurance services, <br />which had been advertised on January 21, 2009. He explained that due to a miscommunication <br />with former Risk Management staff, Brown & Brown Insurance had the impression that the <br />County was still accepting bids for the insurance broker services. <br />20 <br />April 20, 2010 <br />BK 139 PG 239 <br />