FAQ

Is Property Insurance mandatory for youth programs in Montana?

Expert insurance guidance from Players Health — protecting youth sports and fitness organizations nationwide.

The Short Answer

While Montana state law doesn't universally mandate Property Insurance for all youth programs, it is practically required wherever youth sports organizations interact with public facilities, school property, or national governing bodies.

Property Insurance addressing organization-owned equipment and facilities is a standard requirement in virtually every Montana park permit, field use agreement, and facility contract. Organizations operating without it risk losing access to fields and facilities.

Beyond facility requirements, Montana organizations should carry Property Insurance to protect against the genuine financial risks of operating youth programs. Even a single uninsured claim can threaten an organization's financial viability.

Players Health provides Property Insurance for youth programs across Montana. Our certificates are accepted by Montana park systems, school districts, and national associations. Bind coverage online today.

Coverage Overview

Coverage TypeApplies?
General Liability
Accident Medical
Abuse & Molestation
Directors & Officers
Umbrella / Excess
Workers Compensation
Property Coverage
Event Cancellation

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