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PIA of Oregon — Professional Insurance Agents of Oregon
Local Agents Serving Main Street America™
The Professional Insurance Agents Western Alliance is committed to giving Oregon 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 Oregon Sterling Partners.
These exceptional companies share our commitment to the Independent Agency System.
CE classes approved in Oregon
33 upcoming classes eligible for CE credit in Oregon.
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Oregon Earthquake Guide for Insurance Agents
A practical guide produced in partnership with CREW (Cascadia Region Earthquake Workgroup) for Oregon insurance agents — covering exposure, coverage gaps, and client conversation talking points.
Download the Oregon Earthquake Guide (PDF) ↗Western Alliance Insights for Oregon
DFR Consumer Advocates Return $3.9 Million to Oregonians in H1 2026
Read more »Oregon DFR Issues Revised Bulletin on Wildfire-Affected Areas
Read more »Oregon Insurance Regulators Return $3.9 Million to Consumers in H1 2026
Read more »Oregon Wildfire Emergency Order Bulletin Revised Again: Updated ZIP Code List
Read more »Oregon DFR Issues Revised Wildfire Emergency Order Bulletin to Admitted Insurers
Read more »Oregon DFR Finalizes 2027 Health Insurance Rates, Acts to Preserve Coverage Choices
Read more »Oregon DFR Offers Back-to-School Insurance Tips for Families
Read more »Oregon Division of Financial Regulation Updates Wildfire Emergency Order
Read more »Thank you to our Associate Members who support the independent agency system in Oregon
Industry Headlines for Oregon
Aggregated headlines from across the web, curated for Oregon agents.
PacificSource Health Plans laying off 130 amid rising health care costs
PacificSource Health Plans is laying off 130 employees. Officials call current market conditions unsustainable amid rising costs.
SAIF in Oregon Declares $50 Million Dividend
SAIF is distributing a $50 million dividend to its policyholders. The board of the Oregon not-for-profit workers' compensation provider declared the
State to open new platform for choosing health plans
The state Legislature in 2023 passed a law requiring the Oregon Health Authority to create its own online exchange by November 2026, and Explore Health earlier this month received federal approval.…
Insurance Again Dominates Number of Complaints to Oregon Consumer Advocates
Insurance continued to be the biggest generator of complaints to the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation, according to the division, which reported it
Employer healthcare costs are expected to jump again. Workers could feel it
As healthcare costs keep climbing, workers could face higher bills, fewer choices and changes to their health benefits.
Division of Financial Regulation : News releases : News : State of Oregon
Oregon Division of Financial Regulation news releases, press releases.
Wildfire Risks in California and Oregon Worsened by Strong Winds
Northern California and southern Oregon are under red flag fire warnings, as the threat posed by tinderbox conditions is compounded by strong winds.
Oregon Regulators Extend Wildfire Emergency Orders to Pause Insurance Cancellations
The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation is extending its order for insurers to suspend cancellations and nonrenewals for residents impacted by
OHSU, Regence BlueCross strike new deal after months-long contract dispute
OHSU and Regence have reached new contracts after months of negotiations, but patients will lose in-network access in 2027.
OR wildfires: Order barring insurance companies from dropping homes near Oregon wildfires extended
Oregon extends emergency order protecting homes from insurance cancellations due to ongoing wildfires until Sept. 29, 2026.
Inland states drive E&S homeowners' growth
Homeowners in states like Colorado and Minnesota are increasingly turning to non-admitted carriers.