Brokers play an important role in helping members ensure they have the coverage they need, including for risks that APRA doesn’t cover. They also can assume the administrative burden of providing renewal information and subsequent updates to APRA, and serve as a guide to all things insurance.
APRA doesn’t require members to contract with a broker, but we encourage your entity to consider working with one if you’re not already.
Brokers provide a range of valuable services to the member, some of which APRA staff would otherwise have to provide. To recognize the value of those services in 2025-26, APRA is reducing the contribution of members with a broker by 5 percent, up to $50,000, to offset the fees paid by a member to its broker.
View a list of services that a broker may provide, and learn more about how the member-broker relationship works.
APRA is a member-driven pool dedicated to providing stable, cost-effective risk coverage and quality loss control services for Alaskan local governments.
serving Alaska’s municipalities and school districts
