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 […]
CTSI Claims Services |
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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 |
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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 |
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
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. […]