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The document is an application for the Michigan Municipal League Liability & Property Pool, requiring municipalities to provide detailed information about their operations, including police and emergency services, personnel, property values, and liability exposures. It includes sections for various departments and services, asking for updates on personnel numbers, operational budgets, insurance contacts, and specific practices related to safety and compliance. The application aims to gather necessary data for insurance coverage assessment.

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What is the minimum property damage coverage in Michigan?

Property Damage (PD): This coverage protects you in the event you cause damage to another persons vehicle outside the state of Michigan. The Michigan car insurance law requires a minimum of $10,000 of PD coverage. However, our attorneys recommend that you carry a minimum of $100,000.

What is the mini tort limit in Michigan?

Most standard homeowners policies provide a basic limit of liability of $300,000 for property damages or injuries, but this amount can be increased for additional premium.

What is the minimum property damage liability in Michigan?

Auto insurance requirements in Michigan Minimum Liability Coverage: 50/100/10Personal Injury Protection (PIP) $50,000 for bodily injury per person Available options: $100,000 for bodily injury per accident Unlimited PIP coverage $10,000 for property damage per accident $500,000 $250,0002 more rows

What does the Michigan Municipal League do?

Better Michigan. Its stated mission is to serve as the one clear voice for Michigan communities and to aid them in creating desirable and unique places through legislative and judicial advocacy; to provide educational opportunities for elected and appointed officials; and to assist municipal leaders in administering

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