Plymouth Receives Back $91K In Insurance Costs

PLYMOUTH, MA —The Massachusetts Interlocal Insurance Association, the insurance provider for the town of Plymouth, said the town will receive back $91,585 in rebates on its workers compensation and property and insurance costs based on employee actions this past year.

The MIIA said the savings can be applied to reduce town employee premium reductions in the next fiscal year.

The MIAA said Plymouth employees earned the rebates through taking advantage of training centers, including vehicle operations, employee assistance programs on human resources topics, working remotely, leadership and public works safety trainings.

"It is such a pleasure to work with MIIA on this program as its abundance of training opportunities is unparalleled and our employees and town benefit from these experiences," Plymouth Town Manager Melissa Arrighi said.

Stanley Corcoran, Executive Vice President of MIIA said: "The town of Plymouth has demonstrated a great commitment over the past year to promote safety in the workplace and mitigate risk. The result of their efforts has been to help lower their insurance costs by earning these rcredits. MIIA looks forward to its ongoing partnership with Plymouth to ensure its employees continue to be well-trained and prepared to avoid unnecessary risks and losses, and to save local taxpayer dollars."

MIIA insures nearly 400 cities, towns, and other public entities in Massachusetts.