February 2011

• Underride guards on big rigs often fail in crashes; Institute petitions government for new standard (Press Release)
• Farmers claims personnel, agents, district manager helping victims of Amarillo fires (Press Release)
• Jerry Carnahan named President and CEO of Farmers New World Life (Press Release)
• Farmers Insurance^® donates more than one ton of food to the Olathe Food Pantry and the Salvation Army (Press Release)
• Farmers Insurance^® Michigan State Office to relocate effective February 28, 2011 (Press Release)
• Farmers® Insurance and HOPE recognize star business owners with extraordinary entrepreneurs award (Press Release)
• Farmers “Slam Dunks” Black History Month with the NBA All-Star weekend (Press Release)
• Farmers Insurance 2010 national survey finds Des Moines, Iowa ranked second as most secure large-sized city in America (Press Release)
• Foremost Insurance launches Social Media Suitcase (Press Release)
• University of Farmers takes top training honors (Press Release)
• Farmers Insurance responds to customers impacted by severe weather in New Mexico (Press Release)
• Farmers Insurance claims teams helping Texans impacted by frigid temperatures and severe weather (Press Release)
• Farmers Insurance^® celebrates grand opening of new Oklahoma City Helppoint and data center facility (Press Release)
• Farmers Field will become L.A.’s new showplace for football, championship sporting events, concerts, special events, conventions and exhibitions (Press Release)
• Farmers Claims ready to help Kansas customers who suffer losses from ice and snow storms (Press Release)
• Farmers Insurance Group of Companies® wants all Illinois drivers to be safe during the ice and snow storms (Press Release)
• Farmers Insurance joins highway officials in asking Missouri drivers to stay off the streets during terrible snow storms (Press Release)
• Farmers Insurance asks Oklahomans to take special precautions as ice and snow storms pound the state (Press Release)
• Camera enforcement in 14 large cities reduces rate of fatal red light running crashes by 24 percent (Press Release)

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