CIAW declines to extend Pacific's insurance coverage

Pacific Mayor Cy Sun, left, walks away after a confrontation with a sign-toting Committee to Recall Cy Sun member at a Pacific City Council special meeting. - Shawn Skager/Auburn Reporter
Shawn Skager/Auburn Reporter
Pacific Mayor Cy Sun, left, walks away after a confrontation with a sign-toting Committee to Recall Cy Sun member at a Pacific City Council special meeting.

By SHAWN SKAGER
Auburn Reporter Sports Reporter
December 12, 2012 · Updated 3:43 PM 

The Cities Insurance Association of Washington (CIAW) has declined a request to extend the troubled City of Pacific's insurance coverage past Dec. 31, according to Pacific City Councilman Joshua Putnam's Facebook page.

The CIAW Board met today to consider extending the City's coverage.

"No member of the CIAW Board even made a motion to consider extending coverage," Putnam wrote. "They've asked to be notified of any change in chief executive leadership, but otherwise, their decision stands. Our insurance expires Dec. 31."

Controversial Mayor Cy Sun is the chief executive of Pacific.

"On to Plan B, high-risk (and higher-cost) insurance, if available through a broker," Putnam added.

Contact Auburn Reporter Sports Reporter Shawn Skager at sskager@auburn-reporter.com or (253) 833-0218, ext. 5054.

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