Lisa Brown State Farm Insurance

It might be worth looking into a secondary or supplemental policy even if you already have health insurance. ow.ly/R8ZR50Dlk4E

If you're not sure you need life insurance, here are a few important questions to ask yourself. Contact me anytime to talk about your options. ow.ly/orNj50Dlk2a

Deal me in! State Farm agents handed out these playing cards to customers around 1936. Who still has a deck?

Living your best life in retirement starts with finding the best ways to save your money now. Here's a quick guide on different options, and you can always contact me with questions too: ow.ly/oRqy50DljYy.

Those furry little friends need protection, too. Contact me today to learn more about our Pet Medical Insurance options.

Big news! This announcement makes me proud to be a good neighbor. ow.ly/GndS50BWVb8

Let your voice be heard.

Meet the newest State Farm associate (Hint: You'll know it by name already: "Alexa"!). Be sure to call our office with any questions. Learn more: ow.ly/FHcr50BWUSZ

State Farm is now accepting Good Neighbor Citizenship grant applications for 2021 funding. The grant supports safety, education and community development programs. Learn more and apply online through Oct. 31. ow.ly/YfvS50BRKYV

Make your voice heard Election Day is Nov. 3. Please remember to vote if you haven't already.

I’m proud to support the LGBTQ community. And I’m here to help all my neighbors protect what matters most. Call me!

Long before smartphones, switchboards were the hub of communication between State Farm and our customers. Today, you can reach me by phone, email, text and more.

I'm proud to support the @atlhawks as they hit the court in their new 20-21 MLK @nike City Edition uniforms that honor the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. To find out more, visit ow.ly/KDet50BMsch.

If you have damage from the recent earthquake, we can help. File a claim online, through the State Farm mobile app, by calling 1-800-SFCLAIM or by contacting my office. Learn more: ow.ly/zw7X50BFNH7

After an earthquake, be prepared for aftershocks they can be severe and cause more damage. In the event of a power outage, use flashlights instead of candles, because fire can be a common hazard. And remember to always follow your local authority's safety recommendations. Consider making reasonable temporary repairs to protect your property from further damage. If you have a covered loss, these repairs may be reimbursed. Reach out to my office for more information on earthquake recovery!

Life insurance can help give you comfort that your family's future is protected. Contact me, and we'll talk about your options.