Residents in Northern Nevada impacted by the Davis Fire evacuations may be entitled to cost reimbursement from their insurer. The Nevada Division of Insurance encourages all residents to preserve receipts or records of transactions for evacuation-related expenses if they plan to file a claim.

For the 14,000 residents affected by the evacuations and as the situation related to the Davis Fire develops, the Nevada Division of Insurance recommends the following actions for those affected and potentially affected by this growing wildfire emergency.

The Division has developed two unique look-up tools that allow consumers to search coverage options by zip code for both home insurance and commercial habitational insurance.

Starting today, Nevada consumers who shop for their health insurance on the individual health insurance market can view and provide comments on proposed rate changes for Plan Year 2025.

Meeting Link:

https://doinv.webex.com/doinv/j.php?MTID=m7dec9ff43c5f39282bdfcd17851f0e01

Meeting number (access code): 2634 012 8291

Meeting password: kCmJEWk3h38

Teleconference Number: 1-844-621-3956 United States Toll Free

Access Code: 2634 012 8291

 June 13, 2024 Nevada Division of Insurance Holding Town Hall Meeting on the Impact of Wildfire Threat on Insurance Carson City, NV — The Nevada Division of Insurance has scheduled a Town Hall meeting in Incline Village, Nevada ...

MAY 2, 2024 - Nevada Division of Insurance Announcing Consumer Home Insurance Tool  - The Nevada Division of Insurance (NVDOI) is announcing a new web-based tool that allows Nevada consumers to identify insurance carriers that are currently accepting home insurance applications by specific zip code. 

Policies such as short-term plans may not be compliant with the ACA and may result in paying a penalty unless you also purchase a qualified health plan.