Budgeted: $115,000. The purpose of this program is to encourage energy efficiency improvements. The program funds 75% of the cost of an energy audit and energy efficiency retrofits identified in the energy audit. The Wyoming State Energy Office will work in unison with USDA Rural Development. Maximum grant amount is $5,000.
What happens when a stolen car is recovered? Quick Answer. When the police recover a stolen car, it normally has damage from the thieves breaking into it, reckless driving or removal of anything of value, which the insurance company evaluates to determine if the car is a total loss.
The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) has access to a database of vehicles which were reported as stolen within the past five years and remain unrecovered or declared as salvage. This information is being made available, free of charge, as a public service to consumers. The information in VINCheck is concerning vehicles insured in the United States. This database contains a salvage file and an insurance theft file which is the information VINCheck searches during queries. The terms total loss and salvage are not synonymous in the insurance industry and that is important to understand when using VINCheck. Not all vehicles identified as a total loss will become salvage.