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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — State officials are estimating that Floridians had more than $4.2 billion in insured losses from Hurricane Michael.
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation said that as of last week, insurers had handled more than 131,000 claims in Florida, about two-thirds of them involving residential properties.
More than half have been paid, and about a third are still open. About 10 percent were closed without being paid.
By far the largest number of claims, more than 79,000, came from Bay County, where the Category 4 hurricane came ashore in October.
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