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NH Insurance Dept: Frequently Asked Questions About Fire Coverage

Posted on January 15, 2026 by Tom Novak

New Hampshire Insurance Department’s Property and Casualty Division Director James N. Fox joins The Morning Update to offer important information and answer frequently asked questions about fire coverage.

If you have questions regarding your insurance coverage, the New Hampshire Insurance Department’s Consumer Services Division is here to help. You can contact them by emailing consumerservices@ins.nh.gov or calling 800-852-3416. Learn more at insurance.nh.gov.

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