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Residents in one Harrison County area are now able to save money when it comes to fire insurance.
Gulfport Mayor Billy Hewes and Biloxi Mayor Andrew ‘FoFo’ Gilich have just returned from Washington D.C. where they addressed insurance issues on behalf of the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
High wind and flood insurance rates are something Coast residents have been dealing with since Hurricane Katrina.
The bill will provide data from insurance companies on premiums and losses by zip code.
The high cost of insurance is a big burden for many, especially Coast residents.
A reason for Coast residents to celebrate: the Clarity Bill has passed both the House and the Senate and is sitting on the Governor's desk to become law.
The Insurance Commissioner plays a key role in regulating insurance, and sitting Commissioner, Mike Chaney, now has competition.
It's an exciting day for supporters of the Clarity Act. They are one step closer to seeing the bill become law after it passed through the House Wednesday.
News 25 spoke with Governor Phil Bryant and local advocates working on a bill to help improve transparency in the insurance industry.
Hoping to increase transparency, the Clarity Act looks to provide information for residents in Mississippi.
Many believe the high rates of property insurance are stunting economic development along the Coast and have been for nearly a decade.
The Motor Vehicle for Hire Authority is considering raising insurance requirements for taxi cabs, but the potential changes have many small cab companies upset.
The Gautier Fire Department is happy to announce the opening of its new west fire station.