Due to Isaias, no new policies or policy changes can be written
statewide, effective October 7, 2026, at 11:05 a.m.
Citizens cannot accept new policies or policy changes for
additional coverage when a tropical storm or hurricane watch or
warning has been issued by the National Hurricane Center for any part
of Florida. Additional information and updates can be found on our Binding
Alerts page and at www.nhc.noaa.gov.
Jacksonville is Florida’s most populous city, with all the amenities a major metropolitan area has to offer. This Atlantic coastal port city boasts of professional sports teams, restaurants, shopping, and many art and cultural events. Water sports of all types are readily accessible.
Florida’s capital city, Tallahassee blends small city feel with many perks larger cities offer. Home to Florida State University and Florida A&M University, it offers year-round outdoor activities and a lively music, art and cultural scene, all nestled in the pine-forested hills of north Florida less than an hour from the Gulf of Mexico.
Tampa combines the charm of historic neighborhoods with the energy of a modern urban center. With easy access to the Gulf’s beaches outdoor activities abound. Multiple professional sports teams, a bustling waterfront, world-class dining and shopping, theaters, museums, and annual festivals make Tampa a dynamic place to live and work.