At the 2026 Day on the Hill Legislative Dinner, more than 100 attendees — including 30 Idaho Legislators — gathered to honor outstanding leadership and public service. Congratulations to Idaho Director of Insurance Dean Cameron on receiving the NABIP–Idaho Spirit of Freedom Award! This recognition highlights his continued dedication to Idahoans and his commitment to advancing thoughtful insurance policy across the state.
Idahoans urged to review flood risk and consider flood insurance
The DOI is reminding Idahoans that flooding is one of the most common and costly natural disasters in the country. Floods can occur anywhere—from overflowing rivers to heavy rainfall or rapid snowmelt—and even a few inches of water can cause significant damage to homes and businesses.
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Post Falls Church Fire Investigation Completed
Investigators with the Idaho State Fire Marshal’s Office have concluded their investigation into the March 15 fire that destroyed the River Church and Little Explorers preschool in Post Falls.
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Bulletin 26-01
Issued March 5, 2026, Idaho DOI Bulletin 26‑01 adopts the March 2026 NAIC Accounting Practices & Procedures Manual and the January 1, 2026 Valuation Manual for 2026 filings, along with the 2025 Annual and 2026 Quarterly Financial Analysis Handbook.
Read the full bulletin here
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New Consumer Education One‑Pagers Available
Did you know the Department offers downloadable one‑page explainers you can share directly with your consumers? These resources are designed to help Idahoans better understand key insurance topics—including our latest piece on how insurance is regulated in Idaho.
You’re welcome to download and print these one‑pagers from our website anytime. They’re great for outreach events, front‑counter use, community presentations, or simply keeping on hand for consumers who want quick, reliable information.
Explore the full collection on our website and feel free to use them however they best support your work with Idaho consumers.
"Why Insurance Regulation is Critical" outlines how the Idaho Department of Insurance regulates the insurance industry and protects consumers. It highlights key functions like licensing, financial oversight, market monitoring, and helping Idahoans with questions or complaints. It’s a simple, shareable resource for anyone who wants to understand who oversees insurance in Idaho.
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What to do when a used car deal turns out to be too good to be true.
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