CEA Governing Board Resolution on Strategy - Resolution #2 on Coverage Change Implementation (PDF)
CEA Governing Board Resolution on Strategy - Resolution #2 on Coverage Change Implementation - January 13, 2023
San Francisco Rotarians Learn How to Help Reduce Earthquake Damage (Web Page)
In an ongoing effort to educate Californians on how to strengthen their homes against earthquake damage, CEA seized the opportunity to meet virtually with members of the Rotary Club of San Francisco—and reminded them that earthquakes don’t stop during a pandemic. We shared details about the risk of earthquakes striking the Bay Area, as well as the importance of protecting their homes and making them stronger to help reduce quake related loss…
Northridge earthquake anniversary prompts reminders for California residents (Web Page)
(SACRAMENTO) Today marks the 23rd anniversary of the 1994 Northridge earthquake—the magnitude-6.7 shake that caused widespread damage to freeways, office buildings and homes. The cost to rebuild or repair homes has increased by about 170 percent over the past two decades, and authorities estimate that if the Northridge quake occurred today residential damage in the area could be as high as $79 billion*. “As we commemorate the…
Stakeholder Engagement Sessions | CEA (Web Page)
Continuing our commitment to stakeholder engagement and transparency in our earthquake insurance operations, the California Earthquake Authority (CEA) will host a series of stakeholder engagement sessions throughout 2024. These sessions help us gather feedback and suggestions for the benefit of CEA’s Advisory Panel and Governing Board regarding strategic initiatives that will further CEA’s mission and build on our current financial strength and…
CEA Media Backgrounder 中文 April 2023 (PDF)
CEA Media Backgrounder 中文 April 2023
2024-rfp-numbered-questions-answers-list-comp.pdf (PDF)
RFP #03-24 Q&A Document
Millions of Californians prepare to participate in annual ShakeOut earthquake drill (Web Page)
(SACRAMENTO) Millions of Californians will take an important step toward earthquake safety this Thursday, Oct. 18, at 10:18 a.m. during the 10th annual Great California ShakeOut drill, by practicing how to “Drop, Cover, and Hold On” when the ground shakes. Most Californians live within 30 miles of an active fault. Scientists say there is a 99 percent chance of a magnitude 6.7 or greater earthquake striking our state within the next…
CEA Policyholder Stories - Why Choose an Earthquake Policy (Web Page)
See why these California families have chosen a CEA insurance policy to help them recover financially after a damaging earthquake.