Protecting Kentucky's First Responders
Specialized Insurance Protections, Training & Risk Control
Insurance products designed for emergency service organizations
We understand the risks that Kentucky firefighters, EMTs, dispatchers and rescuers face every day while serving the community—and we see it as our duty to help give you peace-of-mind by supplying meaningful benefits and protections. Here are some of the products we provide:

New Agents
New Agents interested in accessing the VFIS program on behalf of an insured can do so once the following information listed below is provided to Kentucky Public Entity Programs, Inc. d/b/a VFIS of Kentucky and accepted by Glatfelter Insurance Group. We will need the following items:
- A Completed GIG Agency Questionnaire
- A Copy of the Agencies Current State Insurance License both P&C and Life/Health
- A Copy of all Writing Agents P&C and Life/Health Licenses
- A Copy of the Agencies Current Errors & Omissions License
Please e-mail all items and any questions to Clay Siereveld:
Applications
Find applications and forms below that your underwriter may request you complete in order to obtain the most competitive terms for your clients. Return completed applications to your Regional Director.
- P&C Application (with Accident & Sickness)
- Accident & Sickness App (Only)
- Building Valuation Form
- Vehicle Description for Portable Equipment
Education, training + resources for your responders
Help sharpen your skillsets and improve your safety efforts with these resources designed for emergency responders.
In-Person Training
From our gold-standard driver training to traffic incident management courses and more—check out our regionally-based in-person and webinar training and education opportunities.
VFIS University
Sharpen your skillsets on a wide-variety of topics online anytime, anywhere at vfisu.com! Many classes are offered for free or at a discounted price for VFIS clients.
Risk Resource Portal
Explore our large library of industry-focused resources to help you improve your safety and operations.
ETC Resource Catalog
Acess instructor-led training, educational materials, and online resources to help reduce risk.
Don't Risk It! Podcast
Listen to the VFIS crew and special guests discuss the latest hot topics and risk management concerns in the industry—and don't forget to come back biweekly for new episodes!
ResponderHelp.com
Thousands of resources (including free SOGs!) designed around the top operational risks and issues emergency responders face.

How to file a claim
In the event of a loss, please know we're here to help. Here's what to do:
- Provide assistance to injured persons and/or protect your property from further damage.
- Keep our phone number handy and give us a call.
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You'll be asked to provide us with accurate
information
pertaining to the incident, such as:
- Date, time and location of the occurrence
- General description of what happened
- Identity and contact information for all persons involved
- Description of the damages and/or injuries
- Description of the automobiles, property, persons and witnesses involved, including addresses and telephone numbers
- If the claim involves an automobile accident or a crime, record the name of the police department and the number of the police report.
- Do not divulge information to anyone other than your assigned claim handler or their authorized representative.
- In the event that a lawsuit is filed against you or your organization, contact us immediately and provide copies of the suit papers.
Contact Us
Clay Siereveld
President/Regional Director
Amy Martin
Customer Service Representative / Claims