Homeowners in Nevada are experiencing an insurance crisis as companies cancel policies due to increased wildfire risks. In 2023, 481 policies were canceled, an 82% rise from the previous year, and nearly 5,000 homeowners were denied coverage. Assembly Bill 437 proposes a FAIR Plan to help those unable to obtain traditional insurance, requiring denial by three insurers and risk assessments. Rising costs and limited options threaten homeownership in fire-prone areas, emphasizing the need for effective wildfire mitigation efforts.
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