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PIA of Arizona — Professional Insurance Agents of Arizona
Local Agents Serving Main Street America™
The Professional Insurance Agents Western Alliance is committed to giving Arizona independent agents the tools, voice, and community they need to flourish. Through legislative advocacy, professional education, and meaningful industry connections, we work every day to protect and strengthen the independent agency system — because we don't just support the independent agent model, we believe in it.
Thank you to our Arizona Sterling Partners.
These exceptional companies share our commitment to the Independent Agency System.
CE classes approved in Arizona
14 upcoming classes eligible for CE credit in Arizona.
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Arizona Earthquake Guide for Insurance Agents
A practical guide produced in partnership with CREW (Cascadia Region Earthquake Workgroup) and the Arizona Geological Survey for Arizona insurance agents — covering exposure, coverage gaps, and client conversation talking points.
Download the Arizona Earthquake Guide (PDF) ↗Western Alliance Insights for Arizona
Thank you to our Associate Members who support the independent agency system in Arizona
Industry Headlines for Arizona
Aggregated headlines from across the web, curated for Arizona agents.
No prescription needed for new COVID-19 shots in Arizona
Updated COVID-19 vaccines are now available in pharmacies and a standing order from Arizona will ensure access to the shot without a prescription.
Changes to the MVD road test: What to expect
Changes to the new driver road test are here and we have the details!
Health Insurance for Realtors in Arizona Is Finally Getting Its Own Coverage Plans
Real Estate Agents in Arizona Are Getting a Coverage Plan Built Around How They Actually Work Selling homes in Phoenix, Mesa, or Tempe means no paycheck stub, no employer HR department, and no grou…
States with the most population growth
Year-over-year population growth for the U.S. is now below 1%, but some states are seeing higher levels of increase.
Rising wildfire threats leave rural Arizona residents struggling to find insurance
Homeowners in Heber-Overgaard describe being dropped by long-term insurance carriers despite spending thousands on Firewise property improvements. State committees are reviewing regulatory responses.
The best US cities for recreation in 2026
The characteristics that make a city recreation-friendly can also help provide context when evaluating the markets where policyholders live and work.
Arizonans dropping their Obamacare insurance
Year-over-year enrollment in Arizona ACA plans is down by more than 100,000 people, possibly due to sticker shock from higher premiums and deductibles in 2026, a new study says.
Quality over quantity (Arizona)
Quality over quantity (Arizona)
Arizona appoints new director of insurance
Arizona appoints new director of insurance
Arizona Car Insurance Laws (2026)
Find out about Arizona car insurance rules, like minimum coverage amounts, uninsured motorist options, penalties for driving without insurance, and how electronic insurance checks work.
Grand Canyon flood damages critical infrastructure
Park closures could translate into lost lodging, restaurant, retail, outfitting and tourism revenue for businesses dependent on Grand Canyon visitors.
The Overlooked Cost of Doing Business: What Arizona Contractors Pay to Get Bonded in 2026
Learn what Arizona contractors pay for license bonds in 2026, including bond amounts, premiums, licensing fees, exams and Recovery Fund costs.