Is it possible for an insurance company to use its insurance adjuster division to promote goodwill and public relations? Hey, if a Lizard can do it on Television then anything is possible right? Consider if you will the number of insurance adjusters an insurance company may have and then consider the needs of a Neighborhood Mobile Watch Business Program. It makes a perfect sense and has public relations value for these vehicles and drivers to participate in such;

INSURANCE ADJUSTERS: These people travel their territories and randomly go to different areas depending on what damage has occurred. They may work a three-city area depending on population size of cities. It does not matter if they travel outside the program's area, because so do criminals. Criminals are mobile too. They travel to their crimes, remember that. Insurance adjusters are observers by trade. They look for things out of place, and work on solutions. This type of daily work activity makes them great for the program, they tend to observe everything, seldom does stuff get by them. Insurance companies are also typically community aware companies and rely on this to draw customers. They will sign up if asked.

Public Relations does not always have to follow industry norms and in fact an insurance company which is a form of security can be a perfect participant in such a community project and it also can be a great way to build community goodwill. Consider all this in 2006.