- Call the police to file a report. They’ll likely add your information to national theft databases that will make it harder for the thief to sell or re-title your car.
- Give police the location of the theft, as well as a description of your vehicle and license plate number. If possible, include your vehicle identification (VIN) and registration numbers.
- Let police know if your vehicle has a device that helps track and recover a stolen vehicle through GPS. Popular services include LoJack®, OnStar® and Safety Connect®.
- Locate & secure your title. If your vehicle is leased or financed, also alert the lender or leasing company
Nick Springer, current President and CEO started with the Agency in 1991 handling office tasks such as taking out the trash, filing, and licking hundreds of envelopes at the ripe old age of 10. He came back to the Agency in 2000 after school. Nick has spent his career handling all aspects of insurance from Auto and Home to Yachts. When Reta retired in 2018, Nick and his wife Shannon took over as the second-generation owners.
