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Professional trade association for public adjusters in the Rocky Mountain region

RMAPIA

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Advancing Public Adjusting Careers in the Rocky Mountain Region


The Rocky Mountain Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (RMAPIA) is the premier professional trade association for public insurance adjusters across the Rocky Mountain states, providing education, networking, and professional development resources for claims professionals. States include Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Montana, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming.


(New) Groundbreaking Fire Loss Protocols

RMAPIA has developed industry-leading Fire Protocols that establish new standards for fire damage assessment. These scientifically validated protocols have been presented to the Toxicology Mechanisms and Methods journal for peer review and provided to Colorado's Department of Insurance for consideration. Developed with specialists Dave Phalen and Dr. Joe Nieusma, these protocols are applicable nationwide and give members a significant competitive advantage.



Membership Benefits

Education & Training:


  • Continuing education programs exceeding state requirements

  • Access to Fire Protocol certification and cutting-edge methodologies

  • Professional development workshops and seminars

  • State-approved continuing education credits

Professional Network:


  • Connect with experienced adjusters across eight Rocky Mountain states: Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Montana, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming

  • Mentorship opportunities and referral network

  • Collaborative problem-solving with industry peers

Industry Advocacy:


  • Legislative representation protecting the public adjusting profession

  • Regulatory advocacy at state insurance department level

  • Professional standards development


Join RMAPIA

RMAPIA membership provides enhanced professional credibility, access to proprietary methodologies including Fire Protocols, networking opportunities, and continuing education that advances careers in public adjusting.


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