CFO Jimmy Patronis Activates Emergency Adjuster Licensing System to Aid in Hurricane Sally Recovery Roy / Wednesday, September 23, 2020 / Categories: DOI, Licensing TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Today, Florida Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Jimmy Patronis announced the Department of Financial Services’ emergency adjuster license system has been activated to support homeowners’ and businesses’ efforts to get back on their feet following the impacts of Hurricane Sally in the Florida Panhandle. CFO Jimmy Patronis said, “After a storm passes and the flood waters recede, families and businesses begin the difficult process of rebuilding and filing insurance claims. The faster adjusters can assess damages to their policyholders, the quicker consumers can be compensated for their losses and rebuild. By activating the emergency adjuster license process, we’ll grow the supply of adjusters deployed to the region to expedite the claims handling process for these communities still recovering from this storm. We have been here before and we will work to get through this together.” The above is from the Press Release, link to the full article is provided below. Tags LicensingFloridaHurricane SallyEmergency Adjuster Licensing More links Florida Press Release CFO Jimmy Patronis Activates Emergency Adjuster Licensing System to Aid in Hurricane Sally Recovery 9/21/2020 Related articles Hawaii Declaration from the State Insurance Commissioner regarding assistance of nonresident independent adjusters due to fires across the state New York Temporary Adjuster Permits Hurricane Ian Insurance Claims Update to Florida Senate Bill 4D Concerning Roof Repairs NIPR Comment Collapse Expand Comments (0) warning You don't have permission to post comments.