National Flood Insurance Program Gives Free Agent Training Seminars
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The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is offering agent training seminars on flood insurance in several locations across
At the conclusion of the seminars, attendees with little or no prior NFIP experience will understand important components regarding the flood insurance policy. More experienced attendees will develop an even better understanding of a number of topics including:
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To register, visit www.h2opartnersusa.com/nfiptraining/pennsylvania.html. Register as soon as possible regardless of the date and locality as seating is limited for these free seminars. The sign-in time for all seminars is
Athens Township Bldg.
Sugarloaf Township Memorial
103 W. 27 Street
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