Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services Announces New ISO Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services (CCFES) recently announced its ISO rating improved from Class-4 to Class-2, which may mean lower insurance rates for homeowners. As a result of this change, CCFES Chief Tim Prather recommends that property owners check with their personal insurance agents to determine if there will be any significant change with their insurance rates. Most insurance companies have their own specific process in determining rates.ISO stands for Insurance Services Office, a private corporation that evaluates industries for insurance rating purposes. There are approximately 46,000 fire departments in the United States. Approximately 242 departments have achieved the Class-1 status, and just over 1,325 departments have obtained a Class-2. CCFES now ranks in the top 4% of fire departments nationwide.
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