The City Manager department and Non-Departmental sections reveal large allocations to risk and insurance: the Workers Comp ISF Fund 6300 has 3,134,285 in FY 2026-27 with 1,500,000 for workers comp payments, 1,000,000 for insurance premiums, and 29,280 for professional services; the Liability Insurance Fund 6400 has 13,344,020 with 3,200,000 in insurance premiums, 3,475,000 in liability payments, 900,000 in contract services, and 11,460 in professional services. Additionally, the City Manager’s risk staff (Risk Manager, Claims Administrator, claims examiners, and technicians) are funded from these ISF funds. This structure underscores an ongoing need for TPA services, actuarial and risk consulting, safety and loss-control programs, claims management software, and possibly panel defense counsel and investigation services. Insurance carriers, TPAs, risk-tech vendors, and specialty law firms can leverage these budget signals to time conversations around renewals and improvements to the City’s risk and claims programs for FY 2026-27 and beyond.

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