Politics & Government

Simsbury Receives CIRMA Equity Distribution Check

The funds will be put to use for the town or schools.

Recently, the town of Simsbury accepted the Members’ Equity Distribution Check from the Connecticut Interlocal Risk Management Agency.

CIRMA is the municipal insurer for the town of Simsbury and Simsbury Board of Education.

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Receiving its share of CIRMA’s $11 million Members’ Equity Distribution for 2015, Simsbury was given a check for $24,612.

Since the inception of CIRMA’s Member’s Equity Distribution in 2011 the Town of Simsbury and the Board of Education have received in total close to $100,000 in member distributions.

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CIRMA chooses to make the distribution unrestricted so that its members, like Simsbury, receive a check directly to put to use for the Town or Schools.

CIRMA Senior Underwriter Carol Fitzsimons, on right, presents First Selectman Lisa L. Heavner with the Equity Distribution check. Also pictured, on the left, is Deputy Director of Administrative Services Sean Kimball. Photo courtesy of the town of Simsbury.

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