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1996 Catastrophic Bulletins
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 8 - 96
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 7 - 96
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 6 - 96
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 5 - 96
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 4 - 96
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 3 - 96
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 2 - 96
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 1 - 96
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 8 - 96
To: Companies in the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile Statistical Reporting and All Companies Writing Direct Commercial Automobile Business in the State of Texas
Attn: Statistical and Claims Reporting Personnel
Date: June 5, 1996
Please read carefully and distribute to appropriate personnel handling statistical reporting.
As specified in the Texas Private Passenger Automobile (Page E-12) and Commercial Lines (Page D-35) Statistical Plans, the Department of Insurance shall notify all members of the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile and all companies writing direct commercial auto business in the state of Texas whenever there is a catastrophe occurrence in Texas.
The Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile is listed on Page A2 of the private passenger automobile statistical plan and includes the following groups:
- State Farm
- Allstate
- Farmers
- Aetna
- Texas Farm Bureau
- GEICO
- USAA
- Trinity Universal
- Progressive
Catastrophe reporting for commercial automobile applies to all insurers writing direct commercial automobile business in the state of Texas.
On June1-2, 1996, strong winds and hail occurred in parts of Texas which caused severe structural damage.
For the purposes of reporting data under the Quarterly Detailed Experience Report of the Texas Private Passenger Auto Statistical Plan and the Commercial Auto Module of the Texas Commercial Lines Statistical Plan, all claims incurred resulting from this weather (regardless of county) shall be coded with the three digit catastrophe code as indicated below:
| TDI Catastrophe Code | ISO Catastrophe Code | Counties (including, but not limited to...) |
Date(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 780 | 8 | Andrews, Armstrong, Bandera, Bexar, Carson, Crockett, Dallas, Donley, Gaines, Harris, Hutchinson, Kaufman, Kerr, Moore, Parker, Rockwall, Tarrant, Ward, Winkler | June 1-2 |
Questions on catastrophe reporting should be directed to Deanna Williamson at 512-305-8125.
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 7 - 96
To: Companies in the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile Statistical Reporting and All Companies Writing Direct Commercial Automobile Business in the State of Texas
Attn: Statistical and Claims Reporting Personnel
Date: May 30, 1996
Please read carefully and distribute to appropriate personnel handling statistical reporting.
As specified in the Texas Private Passenger Automobile (Page E-12) and Commercial Lines (Page D-35) Statistical Plans, the Department of Insurance shall notify all members of the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile and all companies writing direct commercial auto business in the state of Texas whenever there is a catastrophe occurrence in Texas.
The Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile is listed on Page A2 of the private passenger automobile statistical plan and includes the following groups:
- State Farm
- Allstate
- Farmers
- Aetna
- Texas Farm Bureau
- GEICO
- USAA
- Trinity Universal
- Progressive
Catastrophe reporting for commercial automobile applies to all insurers writing direct commercial automobile business in the state of Texas.
On May 24-28, 1996, strong winds, hail, tornadoes and flooding occurred in parts of Texas which caused severe structural damage.
For the purposes of reporting data under the Quarterly Detailed Experience Report of the Texas Private Passenger Auto Statistical Plan and the Commercial Auto Module of the Texas Commercial Lines Statistical Plan, all claims incurred resulting from this weather (regardless of county) shall be coded with the three digit catastrophe code as indicated below:
| Catastrophe Code |
ISO Code | Counties (including, but not limited to...) |
Date(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 770 | 7 | Bandera, Brown, Carson, Coleman Gray, Hutchinson, Randall, Webb |
May 24-28 |
Questions on catastrophe reporting should be directed to Deanna Williamson at 512-305-8125.
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 6 - 96
To: Companies in the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile Statistical Reporting and All Companies Writing Direct Commercial Automobile Business in the State of Texas
Attn: Statistical and Claims Reporting Personnel
Date: May 24, 1996
Please read carefully and distribute to appropriate personnel handling statistical reporting.
As specified in the Texas Private Passenger Automobile (Page E-12) and Commercial Lines (Page D-35) Statistical Plans, the Department of Insurance shall notify all members of the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile and all companies writing direct commercial auto business in the state of Texas whenever there is a catastrophe occurrence in Texas.
The Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile is listed on Page A2 of the private passenger automobile statistical plan and includes the following groups:
- State Farm
- Allstate
- Farmers
- Aetna
- Texas Farm Bureau
- GEICO
- USAA
- Trinity Universal
- Progressive
Catastrophe reporting for commercial automobile applies to all insurers writing direct commercial automobile business in the state of Texas.
On May 22-23, 1996, strong winds, hail, and tornadoes occurred in parts of Texas which caused severe structural damage.
For the purposes of reporting data under the Quarterly Detailed Experience Report of the Texas Private Passenger Auto Statistical Plan and the Commercial Auto Module of the Texas Commercial Lines Statistical Plan, all claims incurred resulting from this weather (regardless of county) shall be coded with the three digit catastrophe code as indicated below:
| Catastrophe Code |
ISO Code | Counties (including, but not limited to...) |
Date(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 760 | 6 | Childress, Collingsworth, Foard Hardeman, Wilbarger |
May 22-23 |
Questions on catastrophe reporting should be directed to Deanna Williamson at 512-305-8125.
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 5 - 96
To: Companies in the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile Statistical Reporting and All Companies Writing Direct Commercial Automobile Business in the State of Texas
Attn: Statistical and Claims Reporting Personnel
Date: May 15, 1996
Please read carefully and distribute to appropriate personnel handling statistical reporting.
As specified in the Texas Private Passenger Automobile (Page E-12) and Commercial Lines (Page D-35) Statistical Plans, the Department of Insurance shall notify all members of the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile and all companies writing direct commercial auto business in the state of Texas whenever there is a catastrophe occurrence in Texas.
The Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile is listed on Page A2 of the private passenger automobile statistical plan and includes the following groups:
- State Farm
- Allstate
- Farmers
- Aetna
- Texas Farm Bureau
- GEICO
- USAA
- Trinity Universal
- Progressive
Catastrophe reporting for commercial automobile applies to all insurers writing direct commercial automobile business in the state of Texas.
On May 10-11, 1996, strong winds, hail, tornadoes and flooding occurred in parts of Texas which caused severe structural damage.
For the purposes of reporting data under the Quarterly Detailed Experience Report of the Texas Private Passenger Auto Statistical Plan and the Commercial Auto Module of the Texas Commercial Lines Statistical Plan, all claims incurred resulting from this weather (regardless of county) shall be coded with the three digit catastrophe code as indicated below:
| Catastrophe Code |
Counties (including, but not limited to...) |
Date(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 730 | Howard, Midland, Nueces | May 10-11 |
Questions on catastrophe reporting should be directed to Deanna Williamson at 512-305-8125.
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 4 - 96
To: Companies in the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile Statistical Reporting and All Companies Writing Direct Commercial Automobile Business in the State of Texas
Attn: Statistical and Claims Reporting Personnel
Date: April 23, 1996
** IMPORTANT NOTICE **
Please read carefully and distribute to appropriate personnel handling statistical reporting.
As specified in the Texas Private Passenger Automobile (Page E-12) and Commercial Lines (Page D-35) Statistical Plans, the Department of Insurance shall notify all members of the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile and all companies writing direct commercial auto business in the state of Texas whenever there is a catastrophe occurrence in Texas.
The Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile is listed on Page A2 of the private passenger automobile statistical plan and includes the following groups:
- State Farm
- Allstate
- Farmers
- Aetna
- Texas Farm Bureau
- GEICO
- USAA
- Trinity Universal
- Progressive
Catastrophe reporting for commercial automobile applies to all insurers writing direct commercial automobile business in the state of Texas.
On April 19-22, 1996, strong winds, hail, tornadoes and flooding occurred in parts of Texas which caused severe structural damage.
For the purposes of reporting data under the Quarterly Detailed Experience Report of the Texas Private Passenger Auto Statistical Plan and the Commercial Auto Module of the Texas Commercial Lines Statistical Plan, all claims incurred resulting from this weather (regardless of county) shall be coded with the three digit catastrophe code as indicated below:
| Catastrophe Code |
Counties (including, but not limited to...) |
Date(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 700 | Archer, Baylor, Brazos, Cooke Grayson, Grimes, Harris, Jones Liberty, Montague, Reagan Shakleford, Taylor, Upton, Walker Wichita, Young |
April 19-22, 1996 |
Questions on catastrophe reporting should be directed to Deanna Williamson at 512-305-8125.
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 3 - 96
To: Companies in the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile Statistical Reporting and All Companies Writing Direct Commercial Automobile Business in the State of Texas
Attn: Statistical and Claims Reporting Personnel
Date: March 26, 1996
** IMPORTANT NOTICE **
Please read carefully and distribute to appropriate personnel handling statistical reporting.
As specified in the Texas Private Passenger Automobile (Page E-12) and Commercial Lines (Page D-35) Statistical Plans, the Department of Insurance shall notify all members of the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile and all companies writing direct commercial auto business in the state of Texas whenever there is a catastrophe occurrence in Texas.
The Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile is listed on Page A2 of the private passenger automobile statistical plan and includes the following groups:
- State Farm
- Allstate
- Farmers
- Aetna
- Texas Farm Bureau
- GEICO
- USAA
- Trinity Universal
- Progressive
Catastrophe reporting for commercial automobile applies to all insurers writing direct commercial automobile business in the state of Texas.
On March 24, 1996, strong winds, hail and tornadoes occurred in parts of Texas which caused severe structural damage.
For the purposes of reporting data under the Quarterly Detailed Experience Report of the Texas Private Passenger Auto Statistical Plan and the Commercial Auto Module of the Texas Commercial Lines Statistical Plan, all claims incurred resulting from this weather (regardless of county) shall be coded with the three digit catastrophe code as indicated below:
| Catastrophe Code |
Counties (including, but not limited to...) |
Date(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 680 | Bosque, Cherokee, Cooke, Coryell Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Grayson Gregg, Hamilton, Hill, Hunt, Jack Lamar, McClennan, Montague Navarro, Parker, Red River Rockwall, Rusk, Tarrant, Uvalde Wise, Zavala |
March 24, 1996 |
Questions on catastrophe reporting should be directed to Deanna Williamson at 512-305-8125.
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 2 - 96
To: Companies in the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile Statistical Reporting and All Companies Writing Direct Commercial Automobile Business in the State of Texas
Attn: Statistical and Claims Reporting Personnel
Date: February 7, 1996.
** IMPORTANT NOTICE **
Please read carefully and distribute to appropriate personnel handling statistical reporting.
As specified in the Texas Private Passenger Automobile (Page E-12) and Commercial Lines (Page D-35) Statistical Plans, the Department of Insurance shall notify all members of the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile and all companies writing direct commercial auto business in the state of Texas whenever there is a catastrophe occurrence in Texas.
The Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile is listed on Page A2 of the private passenger automobile statistical plan and includes the following groups:
- State Farm
- Allstate
- Farmers
- Aetna
- Texas Farm Bureau
- GEICO
- USAA
- Trinity Universal
- Progressive
Catastrophe reporting for commercial automobile applies to all insurers writing direct commercial automobile business in the state of Texas.
On January 31 through February 6, 1996, strong winds, snow, ice, tornadoes and freezing occurred in parts of Texas which caused severe structural damage.
For the purposes of reporting data under the Quarterly Detailed Experience Report of the Texas Private Passenger Auto Statistical Plan and the Commercial Auto Module of the Texas Commercial Lines Statistical Plan, all claims incurred resulting from this weather (regardless of county) shall be coded with the three digit catastrophe code as indicated below:
| Catastrophe Code |
Counties (including, but not limited to...) |
Date(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 630 | All Counties | January 31-February 6, 1996 |
Questions on catastrophe reporting should be directed to Deanna Williamson at 512-305-8125.
Catastrophe Bulletin Number 1 - 96
To: Companies in the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile Statistical Reporting and All Companies Writing Direct Commercial Automobile Business in the State of Texas
Attn: Statistical and Claims Reporting Personnel
Date: January 23, 1996
** IMPORTANT NOTICE **
Please read carefully and distribute to appropriate personnel handling statistical reporting.
As specified in the Texas Private Passenger Automobile (Page E-12) and Commercial Lines (Page D-35) Statistical Plans, the Department of Insurance shall notify all members of the Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile and all companies writing direct commercial auto business in the state of Texas whenever there is a catastrophe occurrence in Texas.
The Top Reporting Group for Private Passenger Automobile is listed on Page A2 of the private passenger automobile statistical plan and includes the following groups:
- State Farm
- Allstate
- Farmers
- Aetna
- Texas Farm Bureau
- GEICO
- USAA
- Trinity Universal
- Progressive
Catastrophe reporting for commercial automobile applies to all insurers writing direct commercial automobile business in the state of Texas.
On January 17-19, 1996, strong winds, hail, snow, flooding and tornadoes occurred in parts of Texas which caused severe structural damage.
For the purposes of reporting data under the Quarterly Detailed Experience Report of the Texas Private Passenger Auto Statistical Plan and the Commercial Auto Module of the Texas Commercial Lines Statistical Plan, all claims incurred resulting from this weather (regardless of county) shall be coded with the three digit catastrophe code as indicated below:
| Catastrophe Code |
Counties (including, but not limited to...) |
Date(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 610 | Camp, El Paso, Liberty, Milam McLennon, Tarrant, Titus |
January 17-19, 1996 |