Update:
With the current state of the pandemic, we are asking everyone to use greater care and as such, we have available in our lobby masks for clients to wear when entering.
We do ask that if you are not feeling well, to avoid in person contact with our staff and practice safe social distancing.
We are more than able to help with your insurance needs remotely.
Our staff is now back in the office and still eager to help you with your insurance needs.
We are open for business, and you can reach our office via email or phone.
Thank you for your understanding and we will keep everyone posted as things develop and change.
Phone 608.752.6030
Janesville Noon Rotary Club
August 14 at 7:38 AM ·
The Janesville Noon Rotary Club values the safety and health of our community and would like to keep it safe for everyone. We are holding our annual corn roast as a drive-thru fresh corn event tomorrow at Traxler Park from 9-1. Each car will receive a dozen ears of fresh (NON roasted) super sweet Seneca Foods corn. We are looking forward in seeing everyone. Bring the family. No walk ups, please.🌽
Starting this Saturday...
WCLO Janesville
July 30 at 6:01 PM ·
BREAKING NEWS: Governor Tony Evers issues a mandate requiring face coverings indoors when not in a private residence, starting August 1.
Full press release:
Gov. Tony Evers today declared a Public Health Emergency and issued an Emergency Order requiring individuals to wear face coverings when indoors and not in a private residence, with some exceptions as clarified and defined in the order. The order is effective at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday, August 1, 2020, and will expire on September 28, 2020 or by a subsequent superseding order. Executive Order #82 declaring a public health emergency is available here and Emergency Order #1 requiring face coverings statewide is available here.
“While our local health departments have been doing a heck of a job responding to this pandemic in our communities, the fact of the matter is, this virus doesn't care about any town, city, or county boundary, and we need a statewide approach to get Wisconsin back on track,” said Gov. Evers. “We’ve said all along that we’re going to let science and public health experts be our guide in responding to this pandemic, and we know that masks and face coverings will save lives. While I know emotions are high when it comes to wearing face coverings in public, my job as governor is to put people first and to do what's best for the people of our state, so that's what I am going to do.”
Wisconsin is seeing new and significant community spread and increase in cases of COVID-19 which requires that we declare a new public health emergency and require face coverings. Wisconsin has experienced a drastic rise in COVID-19 cases throughout the entire state, with 61 of 72 counties (84 percent) representing 96 percent of the state’s population experiencing high COVID-19 activity. All regions of Wisconsin have high COVID-19 activity levels. This is a dramatic increase from where Wisconsin was in June, when only 19 of 72 counties (26%) were experiencing high COVID-19 activity.
The average number of new confirmed cases of COVID-19 has drastically increased throughout July, with an average of 556 new cases each day between July 1-7, an average of 764 new cases each day between July 8-14 (a 37% increase from the previous week), an average of 890 new cases each day between July 15-21 (a 16% increase from the previous week), and an average of 938 new cases each day between July 22-26 (a 5% increase from the previous week).
Under this order, Wisconsin residents ages five and older are required to wear a face covering when they are indoors or in an enclosed space with anyone outside their household or living unit. Face coverings are strongly recommended if you are outdoors and maintaining physical distancing is not possible. The order also enumerates exceptions to the requirement, listing activities such as when an individual is eating, drinking, or swimming. Individuals with health conditions or disabilities that would preclude the wearing of a face covering safely are also exempt from the requirement. A frequently asked questions (FAQ) document is available here.
“The data is what drives our decisions, and that data tells us we have significant community spread in Wisconsin and need to take statewide action,” said DHS Secretary-designee Andrea Palm. “Community spread means that any interaction out in the community can mean exposure, and because people can spread COVID-19 without symptoms or even knowing they are sick, we need to take universal precautions in order for wearing face coverings to be effective.”
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the medical and scientific community continues to learn more about the virus, including how to best prevent its transmission. Recent scientific studies show that wearing face coverings is very effective in preventing the spread of COVID-19.
“Staying home, limiting interactions, practicing physical distancing, and washing your hands thoroughly are still the most effective ways to stop the spread,” said Dr. Ryan Westergaard, Wisconsin’s Chief Medical Officer and the State Epidemiologist for Communicable Diseases. “But we learn something new about this virus every day. A growing number of scientific studies tell us that face coverings, when used correctly and consistently by a large percentage of the community, are extremely effective for preventing the spread of COVID-19 through respiratory droplets.”
We at the John Wickhem Agency hope everyone has a safe and fun Fourth of July Weekend. Stay safe and don’t forget to properly protect yourself during any festivities.
Those in Janesville and Beloit or South East Rock County- please seek shelter. Confirmed tornado in south beloit heading north.
In honor of Memorial Day, our office will be closed Monday May 25th.
To all those who have served and are still serving, thank you for your service and please stay safe.
Hoping everyone had a safe and wonderful Thanksgiving day!!
Home Insurance Basics and the Pandemic.
Contact us with any questions or more information.
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Please everyone be safe out today and stay warm.
School District of Janesville, WI
January 26 at 5:40 AM ·
SCHOOL CLOSED TODAY- JANUARY 26, 2021 - SNOW DAY
Due to the snowstorm, the School District of Janesville will close schools, clubs, and athletic programs today, including Early Childhood programs and the P4J programs held at Adams, Jackson, Jefferson, Madison, Washington, and Wilson elementary schools. For all other P4J programs, contact your P4J Site director for cancellation or closing information.
The School Board meeting scheduled for tonight is still expected to be held.
SCHOOL CLOSED TODAY- JANUARY 26, 2021 - SNOW DAY
Due to the snowstorm, the School District of Janesville will close schools, clubs, and athletic programs today, including Early Childhood programs and the P4J programs held at Adams, Jackson, Jefferson, Madison, Washington, and Wilson elementary schools. For all other P4J programs, contact your P4J Site director for cancellation or closing information.
The School Board meeting scheduled for tonight is still expected to be held.
Cold weather can be very dangerous. It is always good to be prepared.
Trusted Choice
February 9 at 10:40 AM ·
Are you prepared for a blizzard? Check out this checklist to make sure you have emergency supplies ready! ❄️
Be safe during the cold snaps.
FOREMOST.COM
Frozen pipes: How to take the chill out!
Always appreciate the beauty around you. Such a wonderful place.
Rotary Botanical Gardens
February 24 at 8:09 AM ·
The temps are warming... Get out and take a winter stroll through the garden ❄️😍 ➡️ https://tinyurl.com/yys6jcu8
📸: Marsha Mood
Umbrella insurance is a cost effective way to add considerable liability coverage.
Trusted Choice
February 23 at 2:01 PM ·
Have you considered umbrella insurance? Here are some examples where it might come in handy:
A very informative article. Worth a read.
TRUSTEDCHOICE.COM
5 Things To Consider when Obtaining Renter’s Insurance
It's that time of year!! Go Mad!!
IMT Insurance
March 14 at 6:53 PM ·
The 2021 March Padness brackets are OPEN!
Complete your bracket and refer your local IMT Insurance Agent before the games begin on Friday, March 19. imtins.com/marchpadness
