Links to Marshall Fire Meetings

Upcoming Meetings:

Colorado Division of Insurance Homeowners’ Insurance Stakeholder Meeting RESCHEDULED to October 21

Post Date: 10/07/2022 12:30 PM

As part of legislation passed earlier this year by the Colorado Legislature (SB22-206 – Disaster Preparedness And Recovery Resources), the Colorado Division of Insurance (DOI) was tasked with conducting studies concerning homeowners’ insurance. These studies are to be focused on the availability of homeowners’ insurance, the stability of the market, and the particular issue of underinsurance.

As the DOI undertakes these studies, it also wants to hear from stakeholders regarding the study topics, so the Division is holding a virtual stakeholder meeting. Previously scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 13, the meeting has been RESCHEDULED to Friday, October 21 from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM.

Anyone who was registered for the Oct. 13 meeting will now need to re-register for this rescheduled event. Once registered, you will receive information from Zoom on how to join the meeting.

The DOI is looking forward to hearing from consumers who have been impacted by various issues with homeowners’ insurance, and not just Marshall survivors. As wildfires have become a regular occurrence in past years, the Division welcomes input from anyone who has run into insurance problems in any wildfires. The Division also would like to hear from community and consumer advocacy groups and insurance professionals on these topics.

Find more information about insurance and the Marshall Fire in the yellow banner on the homepage of the Division’s website at doi.colorado.gov.

For questions about this meeting, contact the Division’s Consumer Services Team at 303-894-7490 or DORA_Insurance@state.co.us.

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EnergySmart Weekly Office Hours – Wednesdays at 5pm

Starting July 20th, EnergySmart will host open office hours on Wednesdays from 5-6pm for residents to join a Zoom call where you can get your questions about the incentives that are available and how to access them, building science, construction strategies, specific material choices, and cost effectiveness answered.

Maximizing Rebuilding Incentives – August 3, 6-7pm

At the August 3 workshop, attendees will learn about the key decision points in the rebuilding process and when to make those decisions to maximize the incentives offered, including when to apply for rebates, grants, loans and when to bring in energy raters, builders and other members of the rebuilding team. Next, attendees will hear from a panel of energy raters about how raters work with homeowners and builders to maximize the energy efficiency of the home design. The August 3 workshop will include experts from Xcel Energy and the Colorado Energy Office to answer questions about the rebates, incentives, grants and loans available for rebuilding.

Xcel Energy Building Codes Support Program- Residential HVAC Systems
Wednesday, July 27, noon to 1 p.m.
Zoom- Registration is required

Buying a Replacement Home Without Leaving Money on the Table
Wednesday, July 27, 6 p.m.
Zoom – Registration is required

Community workshop series to cover resources on RebuildingBetter.org
Wednesday, Aug. 3, 6-7 p.m.
Louisville Recreation & Senior Center, 900 Via Appia Way
Part 3 of 3 – Attend this workshop, talk with experts and get your questions answered about rebuilding your home after the Marshall Fire.
Register to attend in person
Register to attend online

The Colorado Division of Insurance (DOI) is hosting another virtual town hall (via Zoom) for people impacted by the Marshall Fire. This town hall on Thursday, May 19th, 5:00 – 7:00 pm, will focus on the issue of underinsurance and the information recently released by the DOI on that topic.

The Division will be joined by some of the builders rebuilding homes in Boulder County, to talk about what they are hearing and seeing regarding underinsurance. In addition, a representative from the U.S. Small Business Administration will join to discuss SBA home disaster loans.

While the Division will discuss the information on underinsurance that was shared in late April, we will also review the commitments insurance companies made on key issues that we announced in March.

This will be the first of two town halls to address underinsurance and other recent information from the DOI. Because the number of guests joining the May 19 event will limit the number of questions we can take, a second town hall, on Thursday, June 2, will be primarily devoted to taking questions from Marshall Fire survivors.

Register to attend these meetings using the buttons below. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Register for May 19 Town Hall – Underinsurance Discussion Pt. 1

Register for June 2 Town Hall – Underinsurance Discussion Pt. 2

Spanish translation and ASL interpretation will be made available for these meetings. These town halls will be recorded and posted to the DOI website for people who are unable to participate.

Find more information about insurance and the Marshall Fire in the yellow banner on the homepage of the Division’s website – doi.colorado.gov.

Questions about this meeting – contact the Division’s Consumer Services Team – 303-894-7490 / DORA_Insurance@state.co.us.

Links to Past Meeting Recordings

After the Fire: Recover. Rebuild. Reimagine. Youtube channel: Click Here

3-16-2022 Boulder County Planning & Permit Commission: Click Here

3-15-2022. Building Resilience: How to Be Firewise Click Here

2-23-2022 virtual community meeting on Article 19 Provisions for Rebuilding after the Marshall Fire in Unincorporated Boulder County. Click Her

2-16-2021. What to ask before you build, advice from green building pro’s information session for Marshall fire-impacted residents Click Here

2-9-2021 Community Meeting on Rebuilding for unincorporated Boulder County Marshall fire Click Here

2-1-2021 Louisville City Council Discussion of the newly adopted IECC 2021 Building Codes. Click Here

1-27-2020 Marshall Wildfire Recovery Orientation – United Policyholders: Unable to find a recording to this Webinar. If you have any questions, please contact Webinar host: United Policyholders.

1-20-2022 Virtual community meeting for all Marshall Fire impacted residents. Click Here

1-19-2022 Insurance Town Hall, Partial losses January 19, Click Here

1-13-2022 Link to Water Meeting Click Here

1-11-2022 Link to Louisville Rebuilding Mtg (Homes affected south of Via Appia) Click Here

1-11-2022 Link to Louisville Rebuilding Mtg (Homes affected north of Via Appia). Click Here

1-9-2022 Link to Marshall Fire Town Hall Click Here

1-6-2022 Link to Superior Town Marshall Meeting Click Here

1-6-2022 Link to Superior Fire Marshall Superior Meeting: Click Here

1-6-2022 Link to Marshall Fire Boulder County Community Meetings Click Here

1-4-2022 Information for People Impacted by the Marshall Fires, Insurance Commissioner Michael Conway Click Here

May 25, 2022 Rebuilding in Unincorporated Boulder County – DC-22-0003: Land Use Code text amendments related to Accessory Dwellings video and presentation

Jan. 11, 2022 Marshall Fire Community Townhall – Elevations Credit Union webinar on mortgages, property taxes and other financial issues

Individual Louisville Community Meetings:
Videos from the meetings are available at the links below

Enclave area: Click Here
Mulberry area: Click Here
Cornerstone/Centennial 4 area: Click Here
St. Andrews area: Click Here

Marshall Fire Briefings: Click Here

If you have questions, please contact the City at 720-824-3100 or email marshallfire@louisvilleco.gov.

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