The Division would like to provide notice that the Commissioner has adopted the following new regulation:
On December 30, 2021, the Marshall Fire - the most devastating fire in Colorado history - damaged or destroyed more than 1,000 residential and commercial structures. In the aftermath of the fire, the towns of Louisville and Superior are allowing victims of the Marshall Fire to opt-out of certain portions of their building codes. The purpose of this regulation is to protect homeowner policyholders who have suffered a loss and have law and ordinance coverage. This regulation identifies specific acts or practices regarding law and ordinance coverage that may constitute unfair claim settlement practices.
This regulation will become effective on December 15, 2022.
Regulations that have been adopted, but are not yet effective can be found on the Division's Regulations Adopted But Not Yet Effective website.
Division bulletins and regulations can be found on the Division's Insurance Statutes, Regulations, and Bulletins website.