Make emergency evacuation plan for your horse
Having a disaster plan is critical to keeping your animal companions safe. And horses require extra consideration because of their size and specific transportation needs.
Author Archives: Zachary Zwerin
- Profile:
- A senior territory advisor in Cincinnati’s Personal Lines Risk Management department, Zachary Zwerin is responsible for determining the replacement value of policyholders’ residences; assessing residential engineering and safety issues; and providing loss prevention solutions tailored to meet the client’s needs. He joined Cincinnati Insurance in 2018 with 20 years of experience providing expertise to affluent homeowners in the disciplines of structural valuation and loss prevention throughout the western states, including California, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and Montana. He has extensive valuation experience for a variety of construction styles, ranging from historic homes to highly specialized estates. He holds a business management degree and is certified by the Appraisal Institute of California.
Could your gate lock out first responders?
In an emergency, first responders need immediate access to the affected property. While perimeter walls, gates and fences do a great job of maintaining privacy, these physical barriers could delay help from police, paramedics or fire departments.