Glatfelter Insurance Group
Carrier website links, underwriting access points, mapped product lines, and appetite notes in one place.
This appetite summary is only a guide. Confirm eligibility, submission requirements, restrictions, and binding authority directly with the carrier or underwriter before relying on it.
Carrier appetite summary
Verified official appetite/applications guidance is published on Glatfelter’s Appetite Guide & Applications page and its Public Entities program pages. For public entities, Glatfelter targets municipalities and other political subdivisions below the county level, generally with populations up to 30,000, plus certain miscellaneous public entities such as redevelopment/development agencies, improvement authorities, special service districts (non-electrical), parking authorities, park or recreation commissions/districts, cemetery districts, library boards, and similar community-focused entities. Water appetite includes entities that treat, store, or distribute water; wastewater operations; conservation and irrigation districts; private water companies; and water/sewer districts. Geography noted on the official appetite page: municipalities are countrywide except AK, AL, HI, KY, and LA, with casualty-only availability in FL, KS, OK, and TX; water entities are countrywide except AK and HI. The broader public-entities site also indicates coverage for municipalities, water entities, educational institutions, independent school bus contractors, and miscellaneous public entities. Submission guidance: municipalities use the Complete Municipal & Miscellaneous Public Entity Application (and Municipal & School Combination where applicable); water entities use the Water Entity Application, with a separate California version. Completed public-entity applications are directed to submissions@glatfelterpublicentities.com. Broker/producer notes: Glatfelter emphasizes dedicated underwriter support, no minimum account commitments for broker partners, access to Producer Center resources including applications, renewal questionnaires, policy copies, loss runs, and electronic document receipts, plus Marketing Central and onboarding resources for active/non-active agents. No separate official public-facing underwriting page specifically detailing CPP or Commercial Umbrella terms beyond the public-entity appetite was verified; current published guidance is program/appetite based rather than line-specific.