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Catastrophes in Nevada

Brush fire wreaks havoc in Nevada
1/20/12 12:00 AM

A Nevada brush fire fueled by 82 mph wind gusts burned more than 20 homes in the Reno area January 19, 2011. The fire, smoke and evacuations are expected to continue to impact the area through January 21, 2012. The fires have forced thousands of people to evacuate their neighborhoods and about 2,000 people remained under evacuation orders late Thursday.A Mobile Response Unit arrived to assist policyholders afftected by this fire.

Santa Anas whip through the Southwestern U.S.
11/1/11 7:00 PM

Some of the worst winds in years blasted the Southwest Region specifically Utah and Nevada starting November 30 and are expected to subside December 1, 2011. Experts are saying that these are probably are the worst windstorms to hit the area in more than a decade and preliminary reports suggest "extensive damage." Strong winds downed trees that damaged homes and broke windows with claims concentrated in Utah specifically Davis and Weber Counties. The winds downed trees and tree limbs took out power lines, cutting electricity to thousands of utility customers, utility officials said.

Report Your Loss and Get Answers to Your Claim Questions:

  • Report your auto or home claim at 1-800-54-STORM (1-800-547-8676); via your Allstate agent; or online.

  • Report your commercial property claim at 1-800-359-1000.

  • Report your National Flood Insurance Program loss purchased through an Allstate agent at 1-800-54-STORM (1-800-547-8676); via your Allstate agent; or online.

  • Track your claim online or inquire about it by calling 1-800-54-STORM

  • Get answers to Frequently Asked Questions about the catastrophe claim process.

Other Information 

To help you understand the property catastrophe claim process.
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To help you understand the auto catastrophe claim process.
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To help you understand your claims estimate summary.
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