CT Insurance Bulletin PC-93-25
Flood Insurance Disclosure Requirements Under Public Act No. 25-33
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Bulletin PC-93-25
July 8, 2025
To:
All Companies Licensed to Write Homeowners and Renters Insurance
Subject:
Flood Insurance Disclosure Requirements Under Public Act No. 25-33
This Bulletin provides guidance to property/casualty insurers concerning the flood insurance
policy disclosures required under the Public Act No, 25-33.
Section 1 of Public Act No. 25-33 requires insurers to include a clear, conspicuous, and plain
language notice in homeowners and renters insurance policies (including dwelling fire and
condominium policies) stating that losses caused by flood are not covered under such policies and
that insurance is available for purchase under a separate flood insurance policy (the “Notice”). In
addition, the Notice shall include basic information concerning how the insured may purchase
flood insurance.
The Insurance Department (the “Department”) is not prescribing the form of Notice. Insurers
shall file, through SERFF, the Notice they intend to include on new and renewal policies for
Department approval. Insurers shall file the required Notice with the Department on or before
January 31, 2026, for new or renewal policies effective on or after July 1, 2026.
The filing shall include: (1) the location/placement of the Notice in the policy documents,
preferably on the Declarations Page but if that is not possible it must in a location that is prominent
and in a font type that is larger than other policy provisions; and (2) the Notice wording the insurer
intends to use including information about the availability of flood insurance through the National
Flood Insurance Program or private flood insurers.
For questions concerning this Bulletin, please contact the Department’s Property and Casualty
division by email at: pc.cid@ct.gov.
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Andrew N. Mais
Insurance Commissioner
www.ct.gov/cid
P.O. Box 816 Hartford, CT 06142-0816
An Equal Opportunity Employer