The ALICAP Board of Trustees has an exciting announcement! The board voted to declare a $2.75 Million dividend to the ALICAP membership for the 21-22 year! This is the largest dividend returned in the history of ALICAP. All ALICAP members can anticipate seeing their district’s/ESU’s dividend listed on their 21-22 year’s billing statement. All billing statements are mailed the first of August, and payment is due back by September 30th.
Congrats to all of ALICAP’s member owners!
“From insurance coverage to customer service to the SafeSchools online safety training for our employees. It's nearly impossible to recommend anything but ALICAP.”
Tim Heckenlively
Superintendent at Falls City Public Schools
“The Ralston Public Schools greatly values the prompt and courteous work from the adjustors at ALICAP. Unfortunately we have had to file a few auto claims in the last few months and each time the staff at ALICAP has been prompt, courteous and understanding. ALICAP has exceeded our expectations at every turn.”
Jason Buckingham
Administrator at Ralston Public Schools
“ALICAP provides quality service and coverage at a competitive price. More importantly, they are intentional about offering programs and practices that evidence their commitment to ‘investing in the client’. Promoting a safe work environment and providing the tools to assist school districts in making that a reality is just one example of their investment in the client. ALICAP scope of services, claims handling, responsiveness to questions, and quality of staff are the reasons we are a continuing client.”
Lynn Johnson
Superintendent at Arlington Public Schools
“Whether it's been a water damaged classroom, a wind-sheared soccer goal, or a gym floor fiasco, ALICAP has been there for us. In catastrophic claims like bus accidents and natural disasters or small situations like those described, you're covered with ALICAP. It's been a huge reassurance to our district, our Board and leadership team. ALICAP offers instrumental assistance to districts in maintaining strong operations to serve students.”
John Skretta
Superintendent of Norris School District 160
