Johnson Insurance Mgmt

A wonderful night with the people who make work feel like family! 🎄 🩷

Happy Birthday Angela Hatcher!! Angela is our Eastern Regional Manager. Please help us wish her the happiest of birthdays!!! 🥳🎂

For the safety of our Staff and Customers, our offices will be Closing on Friday, Jan 10 at 2pm. We will reopen for regular business hours when it is safe to travel the roads. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope that you and your family remain safe.
Should you need immediate assistance, please contact the insurance company directly via the phone number provided on your policy.
We truly appreciate you.

Our neighbors need our help!

Our office will serve as a drop off location for the following desperately needed items.

Baby Formula
Diapers
Non-perishable food items (that do not require cooking)
Feminine hygiene products

We have coordinated to get these items into the hard hit areas where these things are not available.

If this isn’t an option, please consider a financial contribution to Samaritan’s Purse, which is already onsite and helping now. www.samaritanspurse.org/

Drop off location, 101 S Hayne St, Monroe NC 28110
Corner of Windsor and Hayne, 2 story gray siding with red metal roof.

RALEIGH
Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey is cautioning North Carolinians to be on the lookout for door-to-door salesmen posing as agents with the N.C. Department of Insurance who seek to sell fake insurance to unsuspecting consumers.

Agents with the department’s Criminal Investigations Division have been informed of at least two recent instances of this type of activity and are currently investigating the complaints. This is the fourth time since 2020 that there have been reports of NCDOI imposter agents acting as salesmen.

Some scammers may present a business card with a logo of the department on it. The department does not sell insurance.

“If anyone approaches or calls you stating they are selling insurance and are with the North Carolina Department of Insurance, this is obviously a scam,” Commissioner Causey said. “These impersonators are trying to scare or intimidate consumers into purchasing fraudulent insurance. Our Criminal Investigations Division will work with other partnership law enforcement agencies to pursue and root out this type of activity by seeking maximum charges.”

Similarly, if a representative shows up claiming to be from Medicare and asking for your Social Security number, this is another sign of a scam.

If anyone has information regarding imposters posing as NCDOI representatives, you can report it by calling 919.807.6840 or 888.680.7684.

Tis the season!

Thank you to all the brave men and women that have served our country. 🇺🇸

Wishing Todd Johnson a very happy birthday!! 🥳🎂