File A Claim
By law, OMAG cannot accept liability claims directly from private citizens or third parties. All claims must be submitted through the Municipal Clerk of the municipality involved.
For 3rd Party liability claims due to an auto accident or general tort situations. OMAG has updated the standard Notice of Tort Claim form with 2 pages for the claimant plus a 3rd page for municipal staff completion.
Process: Submit claims with any additional documents or photos to OMAG as soon as possible after receiving the claim.
Submit Tort Claim OnlineFor municipal buildings damaged by theft, fire, windstorm, or other losses. Contact the Claims department or submit online to start your claims process.
Submit Property Loss ClaimFor data breaches, cyber attacks, ransomware incidents, or other security breaches involving personal or confidential information. Time is critical - report immediately.
Important: Contact OMAG immediately by phone for urgent cyber incidents before using this questionnaire.
How This Tool Helps: Use this interactive questionnaire to gather all necessary information for your cyber incident report. The tool will guide you through the questions OMAG needs and generate a professional report that you can print and sign.
Click the button below to fill out the questionnaire. Answer all applicable questions to help OMAG assess your incident quickly and accurately.
For damage to your municipal vehicle/equipment. OMAG recommends including the Oklahoma Traffic Collision Report with claim submission.
Submit Auto Claim OnlineWorkers' Compensation claims are administered by Consolidated Benefits Resources. Use the WC Claim Packet link below to download the claim forms.
View WC Policy InfoSubmit to: Consolidated Benefits Resources offices
If you have an active claim with OMAG and need to provide photos from your cell phone, text them to 405-695-7704
Make sure to include your claim number from your acknowledgment letter
Take immediate action to prevent further damage to your property.
If your property is affected by flooding, remove any flood waters as quickly as possible.
If needed, contact a restoration company to assist with the damage.
Keep any receipts related to the mitigation and restoration efforts. These will be reimbursed if the damages are a result of a covered cause of loss. A covered loss includes damage caused by wind, hail, fire, and flood (OMAG excludes any flooding of pipes located in zones A, V, X, or anything unmarked).
Document the damage with photographs.
Do not attempt to restore power to any area affected by anything mitigation/restoration efforts. Water and electricity don't mix.
Disclaimer: Reimbursement for mitigation and restoration expenses is only available when the damage results from a covered cause of loss, and the affected property is scheduled and premium has been charged. To be eligible for reimbursement, please ensure your property is accurately listed and current as your property schedule.
