(KLZA)-- The Falls City Council received a review of the Fiscal Year 2023-24 insurance renewal package for the City General Insurance and Board of Public Works coverage when they met Monday evening.
Council members approved the report from Tom Farrell with Miller-Monroe - Farrell.
City Administrator Anthony Nussbaum highlighted some of the increases for the new year, including a jump in workers compensation and property insurance.
The premium for the City General policy will be $241,944, an increase of $23,444; the Board of Public Works policy will be $206,144, an increase of $43,233. the Premium for the boiler and machinery policy is in the third year of a three-year policy and remains steady at $31,945.
Workers Compensation insurance was up $16 thousand for the new year with property coverage up nearly $8,300.
On the BPW policy the property insurance premium is increasing by $46,461.
The past two years the insurance premiums have increases totaling 40 percent last year and 23 percent for the next fiscal year, totaling just under $509 thousand. Nussbaum said the City may want to look at some options for next year which could include self-insuring.
The Council approved the package and will allow Nussbaum to work with the company on some final details without coming back before the Council.
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