Thanks and Please Be Safe In the Kitchen & On the Road

November 20, 2017||inPersonal Insurance|auto accident, auto insurance, fire safety, homeowners insurance, personal insurance


Michael Murphy, President


Thank You

In this time of gratitude, we want to acknowledge and give thanks to all who contribute to our ongoing success. To our customers, we are grateful for the opportunity to serve you and appreciate the confidence you place in Murphy Insurance Agency. We will continue to work diligently to help you protect your family, your business, and everything that is important to you.

Thanks and Please Be Safe In the Kitchen & On the Road
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We appreciate the excellent people at the insurance companies we partner with to provide innovative protection solutions for our customers. Your professionalism and support are highly valued. Last but certainly not least, thank you to our talented group of professionals for the work you do to make our agency great. Without your commitment, dedication, and high standards, we would not be the thriving company that we are. You make it a pleasure to come to work.

Stay Safe In the Kitchen and On the Road

We want your holiday to be joyful and as stress-free as possible. While the day is typically filled with football, family, and food, Thanksgiving is also known as a day of increased dangers on a couple of fronts:

  • Thanksgiving Day is the leading day for home cooking fires. Be sure to follow safe cooking practices in the kitchen.
  • Thanksgiving Day and the weekend are among the busiest travel days of the year, heightening the risk of accidents. If you’ll be on the road, be sure to give yourself plenty of time and remember road safety tips. Driving becomes routine, so it never hurts to think about what it takes to stay safe. Even if you’re being safe, you must watch out for others who might not be as responsible.

However you choose to spend the holiday, we want you to be safe! The Murphy family and the Agency team wish you and yours a bountiful and happy Thanksgiving.

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