CDOT damage claim

[Irving]

Generally any insurance claims dealing with the government are an extra pain in the ass and take FOREVER, so be aware of that. Generally when it comes to third party claims you'll want to go through your carrier to get the damage repaired quickly and completely. Once everything has been completed, your insurance company will go after the liable party for damages, including your deductible. If you don't want to use your insurance company, the at fault party's insurance carrier is just going to tell you to repair everything and send them a total bill once everything is done and paid for.

Good luck.

[00tec]

Pics!

Sent one to your cell

[ChickNorris]

Mighty fine lake you got there.

When are you going to stock it so you can fish from the porch?

[00tec]

Mighty fine lake you got there.

When are you going to stock it so you can fish from the porch?

Cant, the EPA will be here within the week to fine me for illegally creating a pond.

[buffalobo]

Cant, the EPA will be here within the week to fine me for illegally creating a pond.

And a metro county will sue you for the water.

[ChickNorris]

Then they'll charge you to drain it & thereafter fine you for destruction of wetlands.

[CS1983]

Then they'll charge you to drain it & thereafter fine you for destruction of wetlands.

[Eric P]

I asked risk management today and the said to submit it here: https://www.codot.gov/topcontent/contact-cdot and someone one will call you back.

If it is in CDOT region 1 call
303-759-2368

If it is a the threat to the roadway, which flooding is, they will typically act quickly.

[Eric P]

At the website click the highway maintenance circle then when the map pops up, click on the county you live in.

[00tec]

At the website click the highway maintenance circle then when the map pops up, click on the county you live in.

Did that. Basically had to fill out and snail mail (certified) a form that someone posted earlier. The phone response was basically "our bad, fill this shit out and wait 2 months".

I sent them a $3k estimate