Serving Colorado's Counties

Who to Call List

June 9, 2022
CTSI Claims Services
Claims Main Numbers
Phone (303) 861-0507
Phone (800) 544-7868After Hours Emergency Phone (303) 861-0507
CWCP Dial 2, CAPP Dial 3
Fax (303) 861-1022
Email-see below
Workers’ Compensation Claims
Kurt Muehler, WC Claims Manager
Staci Metter, WC Senior Claims Examiner
Lisa Stoner, WC Claims Examiner
Send claims to:  wcclaims@ctsi.org
Property and Liability Claims
Enid Cordova, P & L Manager
Dylan Patterson, P & L Senior Claims Examiner
Jamie Heyl, P & L Senior Claims Examiner
Send claims to cappclaims@ctsi.org
www.ctsi.org
Insurance policies, summaries, forms
Claim forms and information
Sample policies and procedures 
CTSI Administrative Services
CTSI Main Numbers
Phone (303) 861-0507
Fax (303) 861-2832
www.ctsi.org
Email: First Initial and Last Name@ctsi.org
Administrative and Pool Coverage Inquiries
Meredith Burcham, CTSI Executive Director
CAPP - Colorado Counties Casualty & Property Pool
CWCP - County Workers' Compensation Pool
Rhonda Curran, Manager of Risk Programs
Brenda Hostetler, Sr. Risk Management Analyst
CHP - County Health Pool
Marissa Gaertner, CHP Benefits Manager
Betty Apt, Benefits Administrator
Loss Prevention
Dana Foley, Loss Control Team Lead
Steve Pecharich, Senior Loss Control Specialist
Siri Vensel, Senior Human Resources Specialist
Other CTSI Services
Jennifer Keller, Finance Director
Dennis Hunt, Manager-County Administration & Grant Services
Juliann Hargrave, Executive Assistant
Norma Garcia, Receptionist/Administrative Assistant

News & Updates

Technical Update vol. 28 no. 50 - Wildlife-Related Auto Accidents

According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), insurance claims for animal-related collisions spike during the fall. Recent data indicates that deer-vehicle collisions in the U.S. are a significant […]

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Technical Update vol. 28 no. 49 - Winterizing County Buildings

As winter approaches and temperatures drop, it is ideal to assess county buildings for vulnerabilities to freezing temperatures, ice, and snow. Key areas to inspect include roofs, gutters, pipes, windows, […]

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Technical Update vol. 28 no. 48 - Footwear and Worker Safety

Workplace safety remains a top priority for any county, especially in roles involving physical labor and exposure to outdoor conditions. The number of incidents, particularly among maintenance, road, and bridge […]

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Technical Update vol. 28 no. 47 - Prioritizing Needle Safety in the Workplace

Needle stick injuries remain one of the most significant risks to healthcare and public health workers, particularly those in settings where routine vaccinations, medical procedures, and emergency services are performed. […]

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