Florida · a personal lines residential structure that is located in the “wind-borne debris region,”

What is the program name for Florida · a personal lines residential structure that is located in the “wind-borne debris region,”?

For Florida, coverage category is a personal lines residential structure that is located in the “wind-borne debris region,”; program name is Citizens Property Insurance Corporation; citation / source is Fla. Stat. § 627.351(6)(a)5.a; coverage limit is an insured value on the structure of $750,000 or more; eligibility / ineligibility rule is a personal lines residential structure that is located in the “wind-borne debris region,” as defined in s. 1609.2, International Building Code (2006), and that has an insured value on the structure of $750,000 or more is not eligible for coverage by the corporation unless the structure has opening protections as required under the Florida Building Code for a newly constructed residential structure in that area, recorded from its source on 2026-08-19; source re-checked 2026-10-01.

5.a. Effective January 1, 2009, a personal lines residential structure that is located in the “wind-borne debris region,” as defined in s. 1609.2, International Building Code (2006), and that has an insured value on the structure of $750,000 or more is not eligible for coverage by the corporation unless the structure has opening protections as required under the Florida Building Code for a newly constructed residential structure in that area. A residential structure is deemed to comply with this sub-subparagraph if it has shutters or opening protections on all openings and if such opening protections complied with the Florida Building Code at the time they were installed.

— flsenate.gov, retrieved 2026-08-19