FINAL 06-24-2025 RMTB MEETING MINUTES.DOCX
City of Tempe — Risk Management Trust Board Meeting (2026-04-22)
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Minutes Risk Management Trust Board June 24, 2025 Minutes of the Risk Management Trust Board meeting held in person at the Tempe Public Library on June 24, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. Board Members Present: Board Members Absent: Heather Bilodeau Jerry Hart Tom Duensing Corey D. Woods Lisette Camacho, Deputy City Manager Chief Financial Officer City Staff Present: Guests Present: Chris Hansen, Risk Manager Pamela Dominguez, Alliant Insurance Services, Inc. Nichole Martinez, Workers’ Compensation Program Specialist Shawn Kraatz, Alliant Insurance Services, Inc. Alex Chin, Management Assistant Agenda Item 1 - Call to Order: Chair Lisette Camacho called the meeting to order at 5:31 p.m. Agenda Item 2 - Approval of the May 12th, 2025, Board Meeting Minutes Motion by Corey D Woods to approve, second by Heather Bilodeau Ayes: Chair Camacho, Board members Bilodeau, Duensing, Hart, and Woods Nays: None Motion passed on a vote of 5-0. Agenda Item 3 – Alliant 2025/2026 Insurance Renewal Marketing Status Update Lisette Camacho reminded the Board that 7 layers of insurance coverage were approved at the May 12th, 2025, Risk Management Trust Board (RMTB). Only the final quotes for Inland Marine and Dam, Auto Physical, General Liability (Primary and Excess), Aviation Drone, and Deadly Weapons are to be reviewed and approved by the board. Pamela Dominguez and Shawn Kraatz presented the following overall 2025/2026 insurance coverage and approval of the remaining lines of coverage by the RMTB. 25-26 Policy Type Insurance Carrier Amount Property Travelers Indemnity Company $ 524,650.00 Inland Marine – Dam & Mill Avenue Bridges Chubb $ 165,566.86 Auto Physical Damage Lexington Insurance Company $ 63,591.84 Commercial General Liability – Primary Layer ($2M x SIR's) - General Liability Safety National Casualty Corp $ 531,151.00 Excess Liability – Layer 2 ($3M x $2M x SIR's) - Included Upland Specialty Insurance Company $ 392,529.46 Excess Liability – Layer 3 ($5M x $10M x SIR's) Vanatage Risk Specialty Insurance Company (Aurenity) $ 310,508.16 Excess Liability – Layer 4 ($5M x $15M x SIR's) Obsidian Insurance Company $ 232,200.00 Excess Liability – Layer 5 ($5M x $20M x SIR's) Arch Specialty Insurance Company $ 233,232.00 Excess Liability – Layer 6 ($5M x $25M x SIR's) Great American Assurance Co $ 192,500.00 Workers Compensation Safety National Casualty Corp $ 617,462.00 Foreign Package Ace American Insurance Company $ 2,500.00 Pollution Policy Ironshore Specialty Insurance $ 42,430.18 Cyber Houston Casualty Company $ 112,402.44 Fiduciary – 1st Layer Hudson Insurance Company $ 31,472.00 Fiduciary – 2nd Layer RLI Insurance Company $ 17,100.00 Aviation/Drones Global Aerospace $ 9,974.00 Crime National Union Fire Ins. Co. $ 9,999.00 Total Premiums $ 3,489,268.94 General Liability - Subtotal $ 1,892,120.62 All Other - Subtotal $ 1,597,148.32 The board discussed the final quotes, with the following emphasis: General Liability (Primary and Excess): Alliant evaluated this coverage to see if the PRISM pool was a viable option. At this time, it is not competitive for the 2025/2026 renewal; potential re-evaluation next year. Deadly Weapons / Crisis Management Coverage: This is an optional coverage. The Board discussed the need for clarity regarding the overlap between this line of coverage and the City’s Emergency Management resources. The board has elected to defer while giving staff authorization to collaborate with Alliant and City Emergency Management to evaluate coverage fit. If staff determines the coverage is appropriate, they are authorized to proceed without returning to the board. A motion to authorize City staff to work with Alliant and the City’s Emergency Management team to evaluate how the deadly weapons coverage would complement existing city resources. If staff determine the coverage is appropriate, staff are authorized to proceed with purchasing the coverage without returning to the Board for another vote, as long as the coverage “makes sense for the city.” Motion by Corey D Woods to approve, second by Jerry Hart Ayes: Chair Camacho, Board members Bilodeau, Duensing, Hart, and Woods Nays: None Motion passed on a vote of 5-0. A motion to approve the final quotes for Inland Marine and Dam, Auto Physical, General Liability (Primary and Excess), and Aviation Drone. Motion by Jerry Hart to approve, second by Corey D Woods Ayes: Chair Camacho, Board members Bilodeau, Duensing, Hart, and Woods Nays: None Motion passed on a vote of 5-0. An action item for city staff is they must verify the accuracy of the Total Insured Value (TIV) and vehicle inventory list, because the insurer’s quote showed a 37 percent reduction in TIV that no one on the team could fully explain. Once verified, staff will provide the corrected values to Alliant, who will then recalculate the premium using the already-negotiated rate, which will not change. City staff reminded the board that the City Manager has, via resolution, delegated authority to approve coverage administratively; all items will be presented to Council in August for ratification. Agenda Item 4 - Board Member and Staff Announcements There were no announcements. Agenda Item 5 - Public Appearances There were no public appearances. The meeting adjourned at 6:13 p.m. Minutes prepared by: Alex Chin Reviewed by: Chris Hansen