We Walk Your Station
We review your vehicle list, portable equipment, roster, K-9s, and mutual-aid agreements in person before quoting anything.
Hazmat units, technical response teams, K9 search and rescue, and regional task forces operate across jurisdictions and outside standard classifications. That is exactly where coverage gaps appear.

Specialty teams tend to be assembled from several organizations, operate under mutual aid or task force agreements, and carry equipment that no single department owns outright. Each of those creates a question about whose policy responds. The exposure audit maps that before quoting, rather than after a claim.
K9 search and rescue coverage. Optional coverage is available for theft or death of a search and rescue dog from named perils when the dog is scheduled, with no deductible applied. Newly acquired search and rescue dogs are covered up to $10,000 for up to 30 days. This applies whether you run a training facility that also provides search and rescue operations, or you have contracted with an individual in your service for use of their trained dog.
Get a QuoteFour steps, no surprises, and a plain-English comparison against your current coverage.
We review your vehicle list, portable equipment, roster, K-9s, and mutual-aid agreements in person before quoting anything.
You receive a side-by-side comparison of your current coverage and ours, with gaps identified and exclusions clearly stated.
Coverage is assembled line by line for your organization rather than selected from a package tier.
Claims, roster changes, new K-9s or search and rescue dogs, and member training are all handled by the same local team that wrote the policy.

Every specialty team program needs three coverage groupings, written so the team leader, the host agency, and the task force coordinator can all feel confident with their protection.

What you get that a standard carrier cannot offer: underwriters who already know the exposures, apparatus insured at a value you agree to up front, a local office instead of a call center, and training included, not sold separately.
The four questions chiefs, directors, and boards in specialty teams ask most before moving a program to VFIS.
We invite you to reach out whenever you're ready to discuss how VFIS of Arkansas can support your organization's insurance and training needs. We understand your time is valuable, and we appreciate the opportunity to earn your business.