Idaho Department of Insurance

The Idaho Department of Insurance (DOI) is a state agency based in Boise, Idaho. As an integral part of the Idaho state government, the DOI is responsible for regulating the insurance industry within the state. With a small team of 4 employees, the DOI plays a critical role in ensuring fair and efficient practices within the insurance sector. The agency generates $50 million in annual revenue. The DOI serves both the public and the insurance industry. Its primary function is to administer the Idaho Insurance Code and the International Fire Code, protecting the interests of Idaho citizens. This includes oversight of insurance companies operating within the state, ensuring they comply with regulations and provide adequate coverage. The DOI also operates the State Fire Marshal's Office, which focuses on fire safety and prevention efforts across Idaho. The DOI operates with a commitment to exceptional customer service, providing assistance and guidance to individuals and businesses navigating the complexities of insurance. The agency offers a range of resources and information to help the public understand their insurance rights and responsibilities. To connect with the Idaho Department of Insurance, visit their website at doi.idaho.gov.