California Earthquake Authority (CEA) is one of the world's largest providers of residential earthquake insurance, with more than 1 million California households placing their confidence in us. Backed by the expertise of 25 participating insurance companies and more than $19 billion in claim-paying capacity, CEA is earthquake strong and earthquake ready.
CEA livestreams our public Governing Board and Advisory Panel meetings, as well as other events. Visit this section to watch a live meeting, learn about upcoming meetings, sign up to receive notices of our meetings, or view our meetings archive.
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CEA promotes and supports earthquake preparedness to Californians across the state. See what we’ve been up to lately.
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Since 1996, CEA has been making earthquake insurance as affordable as possible for all California residents, while helping reduce their risk of earthquake loss wherever they live. Learn more about how we were created.
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Discover how our leadership continues CEA's vital mission to encourage and support effective action to reduce the risk of earthquake damage and loss.
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CEA is the largest provider of residential earthquake insurance in the U.S. With more than $19 billion in claim-paying capacity, CEA is financially on solid ground.
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CEA’s research efforts are focused on learning how to reduce damage caused by earthquakes. Learn about our past research projects, our annual research forum, and research opportunities.
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Join with CEA in helping 39.5 million California homeowners and renters reduce their risk of earthquake damage and loss.
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A. No. CEA is a public instrumentality of the state. An instrumentality is an organization created by state law and operated for public purposes. CEA is a not-for-profit and receives no funding from the State of California, whether for operations or claim liabilities, and is not a part of the state budget. CEA is financed solely through insurer contributions, policyholder premiums, and its own investment returns. Learn more about CEA’s creation after the Northridge earthquake.
A. To check on the latest employment openings with CEA, please visit our Employment Opportunities page. For answers to questions regarding employment at CEA, please contact:
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