Help for Oklahomans whose property was damaged by the April 9 wildfires
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Published: April 10, 2009
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Consumers can look up the license status of any agent, adjuster, or company on the Oklahoma Insurance Department’s web site at oid.ok.gov.
Oklahomans with insurance questions or concerns are encouraged to contact the department’s consumer hotline at 1-800-522-0071. Policyholders are also encouraged to call if they are having difficulty with their insurance company in the wake of the fire. Disaster Recovery: A Guide to Financial Issues offers additional advice on such topics as managing an injury or disability, financial decisions after a death, stabilizing your finances, lawsuits and other settlements and managing a property loss. Copies can be downloaded at knowwhatcounts.org, or requested by calling 800-522-8261, ext. 3814. The Oklahoma County Assessor’s Office is asking for help from the public in evaluating and assessing the damage from the April 9 wildfires. Contact the assessor’s office at 713-1241 or email at edhar@oklahomacounty.
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