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Town of Newington, CT
Hartford County
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[Adopted 11-26-1974; amended in its entirety 3-23-2010[1] (§ 2-6 of the 1974 Code)]
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Editor's Note: This ordinance also provided for an effective date of 4-15-2010.
The Insurance Reserve Fund was established to account for and finance the Town’s obligations from uninsured losses, deductibles, and rating plan adjustments from its property and casualty insurance programs.
Each fiscal year the Town shall appropriate the level of funds required to meet its obligations based on an actuarial-based recommendation using a seventy-five-percent confidence level and additional consideration by the Town Manager of exposures not subject to the actuarial-based review. The actuarial-based review shall include open loss-sensitive rating plans from prior years and projections for the current and upcoming policy year that are or will be subject to loss-sensitive rating plans.
During the fiscal year, there shall be paid into the Insurance Reserve Fund:
A. 
Refunds or return premiums, including adjustments from loss-sensitive plans and premium audits;
B. 
Monies recovered from third parties, subrogation, direct recoveries or litigation;
C. 
Investment earnings, interest or dividends.
The Town Treasurer is authorized to draw upon the balance of the Insurance Reserve Fund to pay for uninsured losses, deductibles and/or rating plan adjustments relative to the Town’s property and casualty insurance programs upon certification of the Director of Finance as to the validity of the expenditure. No other expenditures shall be made from the balance of the Insurance Reserve Fund, nor shall any transfers be made from the fund. However, if, at the end of the fiscal year, the balance of the Insurance Reserve Fund exceeds the amount required by the Town to meet its obligation per above by 5% and there are no known or anticipated expenditures that would bring the Insurance Reserve Fund below the required amount, the excess over that 5% shall be credited to the Town’s General Fund.