Membership Qualifications

Membership in the OCAA is open to anyone involved in the resolution of a claim

Active Member
Adjusters and Claims Persons

Associate Member
Defense Attorney, Defense Private Investigator,
Defense Fire Origin and Cause Expert,
Defense Forensic Engineer,
and Defense Forensic Accountant

Retired Member
Any Claims Professional retiring while qualified as an Active Member

Honorary Member
OCAA Past President, Retired

You can join OCAA today by clicking on the link below!

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Email: info@oregoncasualtyadjusters.org

Vote for the Most Deserving

During the year there are members and vendors who exemplify their commitment to our organization. In turn, we like to award them for their dedication; though all are worthy of praise, only one can win the award in their category. Please take time to vote! Winners will be announced at the 2008 Spring Symposium on April 24.

 

OCAA Member of the Year (Please choose one)

Trevor Winter
Nancy Kurth
Irene Scruggs
Margaret DeFrancisco

 

OCAA Vendor of the Year (Please choose one)

Smith Freed & Eberhard
Horizon Restoration
Lachenmeier Enloe Rall & Heinson
Health Cost Management

 

 

Above: Cindy, Jason, Adam and Doug Bowlsby

Another Eagle Scout in the Bowlsby Family

There is another Eagle Scout in the Bowlsby family. Adam Bowlsby [pictured above at his Eagle Court of Honor], is 17. He earned 26 merit badges and is the 43rd Eagle Scout from Troop 419 based in Tigard, Oregon. He currently holds the Troop position of Junior Assistant Scout Master. Adam is one of 11 boys reaching the rank of Eagle this year for Troop 419.
Adam's eagle project consisted of pressure washing, sanding and refinishing 18 wood benches around the Tualatin Commons area. In addition, the City of Tualatin had antique iron work that Adam rebuilt with a Brazilian hard wood and installed on the bank of the pond in the commons area. The project was carried out on three separate days and utilized over 200 man hours.
You may have read about this bench as it was not there 48 hours before someone broke it up and threw it into the lake. Adam and this incident was written up in the local paper as well as the Oregonian and he was on television. It was too bad as the bench should have lasted 50 years and it didn't last 50 hours. He was disappointed but he has put it behind him.

— Submitted by OCAA member, Cindy Bowlsby, Oregon Mutual Insurance

Above: Some of the food collected at American Family Insurance for the Electronic Restoration Food Drive to help the Oregon Food Bank. Thank you to all who contributed