FAIR Plans & Wind Pools - Comprehensive 50-State + DC Reference Table (Residual Market Insurance Programs)

Nationwide Sources dated Aug 2026 Download

50-state + DC reference table of residual market property programs (FAIR Plans, wind pools, beach plans and state-run insurers): program type and name, perils covered, maximum dwelling limit, whether wind is included, and contact/website, with detailed sections on the major programs (TWIA, Texas FAIR Plan, Florida Citizens, Louisiana Citizens, Mississippi MWUA/MRPIUA, North Carolina Coastal Property Insurance Pool, SCWHUA, AIUA, California FAIR Plan), eligibility, deductibles, assessments and claims-process differences. Every master-table row was checked in August 2026 against the plan's own website, rules manual or enabling statute, and each row carries a Source link. Coverage limits change frequently and should be confirmed with the program before use.

Verification note (August 2026): rows checked against plan websites, rules manuals/producer guides and enabling statutes, and state insurance department sites for states without a program; each row carries a Source link. Still marked Rows whose Source is marked '(not confirmed from text)': Arkansas, California (residential combined limit), Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, South Carolina, Texas, Washington. Policy counts, exposure figures and assessment percentages in older metadata fields were not re-verified. Rows still flagged NOT VERIFIED after the August 28, 2026 follow-up pass: Alaska, Arizona.

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FAIR Plans & Wind Pools - All 50 States + DC

Purpose: Quick reference for residual market insurance programs (FAIR Plans, Wind Pools, Beach Plans) Last Updated: August 2026 (verified against plan websites and enabling statutes)


Important Notes

  1. FAIR Plan = Fair Access to Insurance Requirements - provides property insurance in high-risk areas
  2. Wind Pool/Beach Plan = Covers wind/hail damage in coastal areas where private market unavailable
  3. Citizens = Florida's state-run insurer (largest in US)
  4. Last resort coverage - Applicant must show inability to obtain private market coverage
  5. Rates may be higher than standard market in some states
  6. Always verify current program requirements and coverage limits

Verification: Every row in the master table was checked against the plan's own website, rules manual, or enabling statute (August 2026). The Source column links to the document relied on; "(not confirmed from text)" marks rows where the figure could not be read directly from an official document. Maximum limits are set by plan rules or TDI/DOI order and change annually or more often — confirm the current limit with the plan before relying on it. "Not published" means the plan does not post a dollar cap on its public site.

Rows not verified (original entries retained, flagged):

  • Alaska — Regulator site blocks automated retrieval (403); not among the FAIR-plan states named by NAIC CIPR (33 states); no FAIR Plan referenced.
  • Arizona — Regulator site behind Cloudflare challenge; not among the FAIR-plan states named by NAIC CIPR; no FAIR Plan referenced.

Missouri was re-checked: the plan is the Missouri Property Insurance Placement Facility (RSMo 379.810-379.880; mpipf.com — mofairplan.com does not resolve). Coverage scope is confirmed from RSMo 379.815; the $500,000 dwelling limit could not be confirmed because the plan site was unreachable and the DCI FAIR Plan page returns 404/429.


What is a FAIR Plan?

FAIR Plans are state-mandated insurance programs that provide basic property insurance to property owners who cannot obtain coverage in the voluntary (private) market due to:

  • Location in high-risk areas
  • Property condition
  • Claims history
  • Other underwriting factors

Master FAIR Plan & Wind Pool Table

State Program Type Name Coverage Available Max Dwelling Limit Wind Included Key Contact Source
Alabama Wind Pool Alabama Insurance Underwriting Association (AIUA) Wind/hail/hurricane (Baldwin & Mobile Cos.) $650,000 dwelling / $325,000 contents Yes (wind only) aiua.org aiua.org
Alaska None N/A NOT VERIFIED — N/A N/A N/A N/A commerce.alaska.gov (not confirmed from text)
Arizona None N/A NOT VERIFIED — N/A N/A N/A N/A difi.az.gov (not confirmed from text)
Arkansas None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A insurance.arkansas.gov (not confirmed from text)
California FAIR Plan California FAIR Plan Association Fire/lightning/smoke (named peril) $3,000,000 residential combined No (DIC/EQ separate) cfpnet.com / 800-339-4099 cfpnet.com (not confirmed from text)
Colorado FAIR Plan Colorado FAIR Plan Association Fire/basic + limited EC (ACV) $750,000 residential / $5,000,000 commercial Yes (EC) coloradofairplan.com / 833-554-5425 coloradofairplan.com
Connecticut FAIR Plan CT Property Insurance Placement Facility (CT FAIR Plan) Fire/EC/V&MM $350,000 dwelling / $75,000 contents Yes (EC) ctfairplan.com / 860-528-9546 ctfairplan.com
Delaware FAIR Plan Insurance Placement Facility of Delaware Fire/EC/V&MM (DP-1) $500,000 bldg+contents (1-4 family) Yes (EC) defairplan.com / 215-629-8800 defairplan.com
District of Columbia FAIR Plan DC Property Insurance Facility (DCPIF) HO-2/4/6/8, dwelling fire + EC $614,000 dwelling / $307,000 contents Yes dcpif.org / 202-393-4640 dcpif.org
Florida State Insurer (FAIR + Wind) Citizens Property Insurance Corporation Full HO/DP, wind-only, commercial Eligibility cap: replacement cost < $700,000 ($1M in select counties) Yes citizensfla.com / 866-411-2742 citizensfla.com
Georgia FAIR Plan + Wind Georgia Underwriting Association (GUA) HO-8, DP-1, commercial fire; wind/hail-only in 6 coastal counties $2,000,000 bldg+contents combined Yes georgiaunderwriting.com / 770-923-7431 georgiaunderwriting.com
Hawaii FAIR Plan Hawaii Property Insurance Association (HPIA) Dwelling/HO/renters/condo (hurricane, flood, EQ excluded) $450,000 No (hurricane excluded) hpiainfo.com / 808-585-3524 hpiainfo.com
Idaho None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A doi.idaho.gov (not confirmed from text)
Illinois FAIR Plan Illinois FAIR Plan Association (IFPA) HO-2/3/8, DP-1, commercial $750,000 dwelling / $1,000,000 commercial Yes illinoisfairplan.com / 312-861-0385 illinoisfairplan.com
Indiana FAIR Plan Indiana Basic Property Insurance Underwriting Association DP-1/2, HO-2/8, commercial (ACV) $250,000 bldg+contents combined Yes indianafairplan.com / 317-692-0559 indianafairplan.com
Iowa FAIR Plan Iowa FAIR Plan Association (IFPA) Dwelling (DP-1 basic) and commercial (ACV) Not published (lesser of ACV or market value) Not confirmed iowafairplan.com / 515-255-9531 iowafairplan.com (not confirmed from text)
Kansas FAIR Plan Kansas All-Industry Placement Facility (Kansas FAIR Plan) Basic property/casualty Not published Not confirmed ksfairplan.com / 785-271-2300 ksfairplan.com (not confirmed from text)
Kentucky FAIR Plan Kentucky FAIR Plan Reinsurance Association DP-1/2, HO-2/4/6/8, commercial, farm (ACV) $200,000 dwelling (ACV) / $1,000,000 commercial Yes (optional EC) kyinsplans.org/fair / 502-425-9998 kyinsplans.org
Louisiana FAIR Plan + Wind Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corporation Homeowners, dwelling, commercial Not published Yes lacitizens.com / 888-568-6455 lacitizens.com (not confirmed from text)
Maine None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A maine.gov (not confirmed from text)
Maryland FAIR Plan Maryland Joint Insurance Association (JIA) HO-2/4/6, dwelling fire, commercial Not published Yes mdjia.org / 410-539-6808 mdjia.org (not confirmed from text)
Massachusetts FAIR Plan Massachusetts Property Insurance Underwriting Association (MPIUA) HO-2/3/5, HO-4/6, DP-1/2/3, commercial $1,000,000 single interest ($1,500,000 per location) Yes (wind/hurricane deductibles) mpiua.com / 877-221-1782 mpiua.com
Michigan FAIR Plan Michigan Basic Property Insurance Association (MBPIA) Fire/basic; HO-type via endorsement Not published Yes (EC) mbpia.com / 313-877-7400 mbpia.com (not confirmed from text)
Minnesota FAIR Plan Minnesota FAIR Plan Fire/EC/V&MM; homeowners program No fixed cap (MN Stat. 60A.201 threshold) Yes (EC) mnfairplan.org / 800-524-1640 mnfairplan.org
Mississippi FAIR Plan + Wind MWUA (wind pool) + MRPIUA (FAIR Plan) MWUA: wind/hail, 6 coastal counties; MRPIUA: fire/basic statewide Not published Yes (MWUA) msplans.com mid.ms.gov (not confirmed from text)
Missouri FAIR Plan Missouri Property Insurance Placement Facility (Missouri FAIR Plan; RSMo 379.810-379.880) Basic property: standard fire + extended coverage, builders' risk, V&MM (RSMo 379.815(2)); habitational & commercial $500,000 (not confirmed — plan site unreachable at check) Yes (extended coverage) mpipf.com revisor.mo.gov
Montana None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A csimt.gov (not confirmed from text)
Nebraska None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A doi.nebraska.gov (not confirmed from text)
Nevada None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A doi.nv.gov (not confirmed from text)
New Hampshire None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A nh.gov (not confirmed from text)
New Jersey FAIR Plan New Jersey Insurance Underwriting Association (NJIUA) DP-1/2, EC, V&MM, commercial Not published Yes (EC) njiua.org / 973-622-3838 nj.gov (not confirmed from text)
New Mexico FAIR Plan New Mexico Property Insurance Program (NM FAIR Plan) DP-1, mobile home, contents, commercial $750,000 residential / $2,000,000 commercial Yes nmpropertyinsurance.com nmpropertyinsurance.com
New York FAIR Plan New York Property Insurance Underwriting Association (NYPIUA) DP-1/2 + optional EC, V&MM; commercial Not published Yes (optional EC) nypiua.com / 212-208-9700 nypiua.com (not confirmed from text)
North Carolina FAIR Plan + Wind NCJUA (FAIR Plan) + NCIUA (Coastal Property Insurance Pool) NCJUA: fire/basic statewide; NCIUA: wind/hail coastal $1,000,000 residential (both plans) Yes ncjua-nciua.org / 919-821-1299 ncjua-nciua.org
North Dakota None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Ohio FAIR Plan Ohio FAIR Plan Underwriting Association HO-3/4/6/8, dwelling, commercial $2,000,000 structure+contents Yes ohiofairplan.com / 614-839-6446 ohiofairplan.com
Oklahoma None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Oregon FAIR Plan Oregon FAIR Plan Association (OFPA) Fire/basic (DP-1, mobile homes, commercial) $600,000 per dwelling policy Optional (EC add-on) orfairplan.com / 503-643-5448 orfairplan.com
Pennsylvania FAIR Plan Pennsylvania FAIR Plan (Insurance Placement Facility of PA) Fire/basic (DP-1/2, commercial) $1,750,000 per location Optional (EC add-on) pafairplan.com / 215-629-8800 pafairplan.com
Rhode Island FAIR Plan Rhode Island Joint Reinsurance Association (RIJRA) Homeowners, dwelling fire, commercial $1,000,000 HO / $750,000 dwelling fire Yes (mandatory wind deductible) rijra.com / 877-221-1782 rijra.com
South Carolina Wind Pool South Carolina Wind and Hail Underwriting Association (SCWHUA) Wind/hail only (coastal territory) $1,300,000 dwelling / $2,500,000 other Yes (wind only) scwind.com / 800-236-1873 scwind.com (not confirmed from text)
South Dakota None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Tennessee None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Texas FAIR Plan + Wind TWIA (wind pool) + Texas FAIR Plan Association (TFPA) TWIA: wind/hail, 14 coastal counties + part of Harris Co.; TFPA: HO/dwelling fire statewide TWIA $1,773,000 dwelling; TFPA $1,000,000 Cov. A TWIA yes; TFPA excludes wind in TWIA area twia.org / texasfairplan.org twia.org (not confirmed from text)
Utah None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Vermont None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Virginia FAIR Plan Virginia Property Insurance Association (VPIA) Dwelling (fire/basic) and commercial $500,000 habitational / $1,000,000 commercial Yes (mandatory wind deductible) vpia.com / 804-591-3700 vpia.com
Washington FAIR Plan Washington FAIR Plan Dwelling and commercial fire (ACV) $1,500,000 total per application Optional (EC add-on) wafairplan.com / 425-745-9808 wafairplan.com (not confirmed from text)
West Virginia FAIR Plan WV Essential Property Insurance Association (WV FAIR Plan) Fire/basic (DP-1 incl. EC; commercial) $1,750,000 per location Yes (EC) wvfairplan.com / 215-629-8800 wvfairplan.com
Wisconsin FAIR Plan Wisconsin Insurance Plan (WIP) Homeowners, dwelling, commercial (ACV) $350,000 dwelling / $500,000 commercial (value cap) Yes (EC) wisinsplan.com / 414-291-5353 wisinsplan.com
Wyoming None N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

States WITHOUT Residual Market Programs

State Notes
Alaska NOT VERIFIED — no FAIR Plan or wind pool referenced (DOI site blocks retrieval; not named in NAIC FAIR-plan list)
Arizona NOT VERIFIED — no FAIR Plan or wind pool referenced (DOI site blocks retrieval; not named in NAIC FAIR-plan list)
Arkansas No FAIR Plan or wind pool
Idaho No FAIR Plan or wind pool
Maine No FAIR Plan; the previously listed "Maine Property Insurance Plan" does not exist
Montana No FAIR Plan or wind pool
Nebraska No FAIR Plan or wind pool
Nevada No FAIR Plan or wind pool
New Hampshire No FAIR Plan or wind pool
North Dakota No FAIR Plan or wind pool
Oklahoma No FAIR Plan or wind pool
South Dakota No FAIR Plan or wind pool
Tennessee No FAIR Plan or wind pool
Utah No FAIR Plan or wind pool
Vermont No FAIR Plan or wind pool
Wyoming No FAIR Plan or wind pool

Major Wind Pools & Beach Plans

Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA)

Feature Details
Coverage Area 14 coastal counties + portions of Harris County
Peril Covered Wind and hail ONLY
Max Dwelling $1,773,000 (dwelling + contents)
Max Condo/Apartment Contents $374,000
Max Commercial $4,424,000
Max Manufactured Home $96,600
Limit Basis Set by TDI rule (unchanged since 2016 per posted manual)
Deductible 1%, 2%, or 5% of coverage amount
Certification Required WPI-8 (new construction) or WPI-8-C (existing)
Website twia.org / 800-788-8247

Texas FAIR Plan Association (TFPA)

Feature Details
Coverage Area Statewide
Coverage Homeowners and dwelling fire (HO-140 / TDP-001)
Max Coverage A $1,000,000
Wind Excluded in the TWIA catastrophe area (buy TWIA separately)
Website texasfairplan.org / 800-979-6440

Florida Citizens Property Insurance Corporation

Feature Details
Coverage Area Statewide
Types Personal Lines (HO/DP multi-peril), wind-only, Commercial Residential/Nonresidential
Eligibility Cap Dwelling replacement cost must be under $700,000 ($1,000,000 in counties without reasonable competition) - s. 627.351(6), Fla. Stat.
Eligibility No private coverage available, OR private premium more than 20% above Citizens' rate
Depopulation Policies may be assumed by private insurers
Assessments Can assess all Florida policyholders for shortfalls
Website citizensfla.com / 866-411-2742

Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corporation

Feature Details
Coverage Area Statewide (FAIR Plan + Coastal Plan)
Max Dwelling Not published
Types Homeowners, Dwelling, Commercial
Website lacitizens.com / 888-568-6455

Mississippi: MWUA + MRPIUA

Feature Details
MWUA Coverage Area 6 coastal counties (Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Pearl River, Stone, George)
MWUA Peril Covered Wind and hail ONLY
MRPIUA Mississippi Residential Property Insurance Underwriting Association - the state FAIR Plan (fire/basic, statewide)
Max Dwelling Not published
Website msplans.com

North Carolina Coastal Property Insurance Pool (NCIUA / Beach Plan)

Feature Details
Coverage Area Beach and coastal areas
Peril Covered Wind and hail (HO and Dwelling W&H forms)
Max Residential $1,000,000 (also applies to NCJUA FAIR Plan, since Dec 2023)
Website ncjua-nciua.org / 919-821-1299

South Carolina Wind and Hail Underwriting Association (SCWHUA)

Feature Details
Coverage Area Coastal windpool territory
Peril Covered Wind and hail ONLY
Max Dwelling $1,300,000 per 1-4 family dwelling (structure + contents + loss of use)
Max Other Risks $2,500,000
Website scwind.com / claims 800-236-1873

Alabama Insurance Underwriting Association (AIUA)

Feature Details
Coverage Area Baldwin and Mobile counties (south of the 31st parallel)
Peril Covered Wind, hail, hurricane (fire + EC in limited cases)
Max Dwelling $650,000 ($325,000 contents; $1,000,000 commercial building)
Website aiua.org

California FAIR Plan (Largest FAIR Plan)

Overview

Feature Details
Coverage Fire, lightning, internal explosion, smoke (V&MM optional)
NOT Covered Windstorm, earthquake, flood, theft, liability
Max Dwelling $3,000,000 residential combined (not confirmed from text)
Commercial $20,000,000 per building high-value option (2024)
Market Position Last resort after private market denial
Growing Rapidly Due to wildfire risk in private market
Website cfpnet.com / 800-339-4099

Coverage Notes

  • Must purchase separate Difference in Conditions (DIC) policy for full HO coverage
  • Earthquake coverage through California Earthquake Authority (CEA) - separate
  • Not designed for high-value homes (limits apply)

FAIR Plan Eligibility Requirements

General Requirements (Most States)

  1. Rejection from private market - Must show declination from admitted insurer (Colorado and Indiana require three)
  2. Property inspection - May require inspection before binding
  3. Minimum standards - Property must meet basic insurability standards
  4. Premium payment - Usually requires full premium at binding

Common Ineligibility Reasons

  • Property vacant/unoccupied beyond allowed period
  • Property in gross disrepair
  • Property used for illegal purposes
  • Previous cancellation for fraud
  • Outstanding premium owed

Wind Pool Eligibility (Coastal States)

Texas TWIA Requirements

  1. Location - Must be in designated catastrophe area (14 coastal counties + part of Harris County)
  2. Certification - WPI-8 form showing construction meets windstorm standards
  3. Declination - Must show inability to obtain wind coverage in private market

Florida Citizens Requirements

  1. Location - Florida property with replacement cost under the eligibility cap
  2. No private coverage available, OR
  3. Price comparison - Private premium more than 20% above Citizens' rate
  4. Property standards - Must meet wind mitigation requirements for discounts

Coverage Comparison: FAIR Plan vs. Wind Pool vs. Full HO

Coverage FAIR Plan Wind Pool Full HO
Fire Yes No Yes
Lightning Yes No Yes
Wind Varies Yes Yes
Hail Varies Yes Yes
Theft Usually No No Yes
Liability No No Yes
Water Damage Usually No No Yes
Vandalism Varies No Yes

Note: FAIR Plan + Wind Pool may be needed together in some coastal areas to get comprehensive coverage.


Deductibles

Wind Pool Deductibles (Typical)

State Deductible Options
Texas (TWIA) 1%, 2%, 5% of coverage
Florida (Citizens) 2%, 5%, 10% of Coverage A
Mississippi (MWUA) 1%, 2%, 5% of coverage
South Carolina 1%, 2%, 5% of coverage
North Carolina 1%, 2%, 5% of coverage

Hurricane Deductibles

Many coastal policies (including wind pools) have separate hurricane deductibles:

  • Typically 2-5% of Coverage A
  • Apply per storm season (not per occurrence)
  • Much higher than standard wind deductibles

Premium Comparison

General Guidelines

Market Type Premium Relative to Standard
Preferred Private Lower
Standard Private Baseline
FAIR Plan Often Higher
Wind Pool Varies by state
Citizens (FL) Capped but increasing

Note: FAIR Plans and wind pools are designed as last resort, so premiums may be higher or lower than private market depending on state and risk.


Assessment Risk

What Are Assessments?

When residual market insurers (FAIR Plans, Wind Pools) have catastrophic losses exceeding reserves, they can assess:

  • Member insurers (passed to their policyholders)
  • All state policyholders (surcharge on policies)

States with Assessment Authority

Program Assessment Authority
Florida Citizens Can assess all FL policyholders
Texas TWIA Can assess all TX coastal policyholders
Louisiana Citizens Can assess all LA policyholders
Most FAIR Plans Can assess member insurers

Assessment Limits (Examples)

State Annual Assessment Cap
Florida Citizens 6-10% of premium (tiered)
Texas TWIA No cap (post-loss)
Louisiana 10% of premium

Claims Process Differences

FAIR Plan/Wind Pool vs. Standard Market

Feature Residual Market Private Market
Adjuster Assignment State-contracted Company adjusters
Claim Timeline May follow state law strictly May vary
Appeals Process Often administrative Varies
Attorney Fees Subject to state law Subject to state law
Mediation May be required Optional

Contact Information

Major Programs

Program Phone Website
California FAIR Plan 800-339-4099 cfpnet.com
Florida Citizens 866-411-2742 citizensfla.com
Texas TWIA 800-788-8247 twia.org
Texas FAIR Plan (TFPA) 800-979-6440 texasfairplan.org
Louisiana Citizens 888-568-6455 lacitizens.com
New York PIUA 212-208-9700 / 800-522-3372 nypiua.com
Massachusetts FAIR Plan (MPIUA) 877-221-1782 (Boston 617-723-3800) mpiua.com
North Carolina NCJUA/NCIUA 919-821-1299 / 800-662-7048 ncjua-nciua.org

Key Observations

Largest Residual Market Programs

  1. Florida Citizens - largest US residual property insurer
  2. California FAIR Plan - Growing rapidly due to wildfires
  3. Louisiana Citizens - Significant hurricane exposure
  4. Texas TWIA - Large coastal wind exposure

States with Both a FAIR Plan and a Wind/Coastal Program

  • Texas - TFPA (FAIR Plan) + TWIA (wind pool)
  • North Carolina - NCJUA (FAIR Plan) + NCIUA (Coastal Property Insurance Pool)
  • Mississippi - MRPIUA (FAIR Plan) + MWUA (wind pool)
  • Georgia - GUA runs both the FAIR Plan and a coastal wind/hail-only program
  • Louisiana - Citizens operates both the FAIR Plan and Coastal Plan
  • Florida - Citizens writes multi-peril and wind-only

Wind-Only Pools (No Fire Coverage)

  • Texas (TWIA)
  • Mississippi (MWUA)
  • South Carolina (SCWHUA)
  • Alabama (AIUA - fire + EC only in limited cases)

Wind NOT Included in the FAIR Plan

  • California (DIC policy needed)
  • Hawaii (hurricane excluded)
  • Oregon, Pennsylvania, Washington (Extended Coverage is an optional add-on)

Disclaimer: This table is for reference only. Program details, limits, and eligibility requirements change frequently. Always verify current information with the specific program before applying.

Last Updated: August 2026


Sources

  • Individual FAIR Plan, wind pool and beach plan websites, rules manuals and producer guides (linked per row in the master table)
  • State Department of Insurance websites (for states without a program)
  • Fla. Stat. s. 627.351(6) (Citizens eligibility)
  • Colorado HB 23-1288 (Colorado FAIR Plan)

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