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A $552,000 dividend check was delivered to the District of Columbia Housing Authority (DCHA) at their Commissioners’ meeting on April 8, 2008.
As you may know, Housing Insurance Services was awarded the distinction of Flood Agency of the Year in 2003 and received the Best Marketing Award for Public Awareness Materials in 2005.
You’re hiring a contractor to do work at your property. Guess which loss exposure people most often forget about during project planning?
Crime and crime prevention is problematic for housing authorities across the nation. Combating crime can seem daunting, but controls can be instituted to reduce it’s impact.