FMIT Claims Team Continue to Support Member’s Damage Assessments and Help Provide Additional Resources Necessary to Allocate Anticipated Insurance Proceeds.

If Your City/Town has Storm Damage, Contact Us Immediately. FMIT/Synergy Will Continue Making Follow-Up Phone Calls to Members Throughout the Coming Days in Support of Storm Response & Recovery.

9:30am EST, Wednesday, September 7, 2016

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If your city/town has sustained any damages, please Contact 844-FMIT-CAT (844-364-8228) to be connected directly to our FMIT Property CAT Team for assistance with Reporting Damages and to Report Damages.
Although FEMA has been instructing cities/towns to wait on them for Damage Assessments, that only applies to reporting damages back to County and State and NOT for insurance purposes.
The FMIT Claims Team in Orlando continue rapid damage assessments by the Adjusting Team.
FMIT/Synergy making follow-up phone calls to Members throughout the day to gather data on any damages sustained resulting from the storm.

FMIT Claims Team Continue to Support Member’s Damage Assessments and Help Provide Additional Resources Necessary to Allocate Anticipated Insurance Proceeds.

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