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Risk Management

The Risk Management Division is responsible for protecting the county’s assets and preserving operational continuity from risks and safety hazards that may arise from activities/events that may affect the county.

Below are the policies, procedures and forms used by the Risk Management Division. If you have any questions concerning these policies and procedures, please contact Risk Management by email at risk@myescambia.com.

Risk Management Policies and Procedures

To establish overall risk management policy and procedures, with emphasis on insuring and self-insuring county property, liability and worker's comp risk and processing claims against the insurance policies and the self-insured fund.

Workers' Compensation Reporting Procedure

Procedures on reporting a worker's compensation injury.

Reporting Suspected Worker's Compensation Fraud Policy

A policy providing a mechanism for the reporting of suspected fraudulent worker's comp claims against Escambia County.

Office: 850-595-4765

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