Dear ODV, Below is the message sent to ARRL Affiliated Clubs and SMs today. Please feel free to use this communication in your division newsletters. We have also shared messaging and background to the ARRL Member Services team, so they are prepared to answer any questions from clubs and members. Just as a reminder, we do not know if this will also impact the old equipment insurance policies. If we get confirmation it does, a separate communication will be developed. Thank you. Diane For Clubs: [send to club contacts, club presidents, club treasurers, SMs, and ACCs] Subject line: Support for the ARRL Club Liability Insurance Program Dear ARRL Affiliated Club, ARRL is aware that some amateur radio clubs who had been insured by Marsh/AIG, a previous provider of the ARRL Club Liability Insurance Program, are receiving notices that their club liability insurance is not being renewed. ARRL discontinued its relationship with Marsh/AIG in 2011, but some clubs who had previously enrolled in the policies were still renewing with the old provider -- and not in the current ARRL program. The current program administrator (since 2015) for the ARRL-sponsored Club Liability Insurance Program is Risk Strategies<https://www.arrlinsurance.com/>. ARRL has a strong relationship with the current administrator who understands the importance of local amateur radio clubs and will help clubs seek new policies. Risk Strategies also administers the ARRL Equipment Insurance Plan<https://www.arrlinsurance.com/> for members. Clubs that are affected by the loss of coverage from the previous provider are encouraged to contact Risk Strategies. Please visit Risk Strategies online at arrlinsurance.com<https://www.arrlinsurance.com/> or by phone at 1-866-819-0209 (please leave a message and your call will be returned). Diane Middleton, W2DLM Chief Financial Officer ARRL, The National Association for Amateur Radio(r) 225 Main Street Newington, CT 06111 (860)594-0225 [cid:image001.png@01DA10B0.58C86EB0]