About Us
We are an independent insurance agency based in Sarasota, Florida. Our business exists because of you — the client. Our mission is to serve you by providing great customer service, superior products and competitive prices.
Brook Dolison,
Blue Circle Insurance
Brook is committed to treating clients as if they were family. His passion for helping people shines through in his work and interactions with his clients on a daily basis. Despite being a
diehard fan of Seinfeld, he has often said the reason for starting his own agency was to create a Cheers-like atmosphere for his clients (minus the beer). A place where people are known by
name, genuinely appreciated and always encouraged to speak openly about any and all insurance matters.
Brook is a native Floridian and graduated with his MBA from Florida A&M University in 2006. He began his insurance career the following year in 2007. Growing up in the small town of
Crawfordville, FL allowed him to learn the importance of building and maintaining relationships. Brook currently lives in Sarasota with his beautiful wife, Pam, and their precious Mini
Goldendoodle, Sophie. Some of Brook’s interests outside of insurance include basketball, comedy and spending time with friends and family. He regularly compares himself to different
modern basketball players, and while he is clearly delusional in his assessment of his own athletic ability and talent, it’s nonetheless entertaining to hear.
Phone: 941-371-6337
Text: 941-621-9187
Pam Dolison,
Blue Circle Insurance
Pamela was born and raised in Guayaquil, Ecuador. At the age of 14 she moved to Sarasota with her family to embark on a better future. She graduated from Riverview High School and
attended SCF where she obtained her degree in Radiologic technology. After 11+ years in that profession, she has taken some of the things she enjoys the most from that career and applied
them at Blue Circle Insurance. Always a source of positivity, Pam goes above and beyond for her clients to make sure every experience is a memorable one.
In her free time, Pam enjoys spending time with her family, friends, husband and their adorable Mini Goldendoodle, Sophie. She has many interests, and is always learning something new. A
lifelong passion for fitness and love of soccer are mainstays, and so far she hasn’t seen a romantic comedy that she didn’t think was worth rewatching.
Phone: 941-371-6337
Text: 941-621-9187
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• Don’t leave your home until it’s been officially determined
that the storm is over. Check your NOAA weather radio
for updates.
• If you’ve lost contact with friends and family, the Red
Cross maintains a list of all shelter inhabitants.
• Avoid drinking, cooking, or brushing your teeth with tap
water until it’s been declared safe.
• Do not run your generator inside or near your home.
• Check your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors,
and ensure they’re functional.
IF YOU EVACUATED AND ARE RETURNING HOME
• Do not attempt to return home until roads have been
declared safe.
• Do not drive your vehicle into standing water, and stick
to the designated open roads.
• When first arriving home, assess the site for danger. If you
smell gas, notice a fire, or can’t enter your home because
of floodwater, leave the area.
• Assess damage to your home before attempting to go inside.
Structural damage may not be immediately obvious, and
it’s important to ensure that your home is structurally
sound before entering.
HOW TO ASSESS DAMAGE
• Check the exterior of your home. If you notice structural
damage to walls or the roof, do not enter.
• If the exterior seems sound, look for interior damage. If you
smell gas or smoke, evacuate immediately.
• Be aware of hazards in and around your home. Snakes are
often displaced because of floodwaters. Mosquitos can
proliferate in standing water outside of your home. Keep
doors and windows closed or properly screened, and use
insect repellent as needed.
• If there are power lines down in your neighborhood,
contact the local authorities and let them know. The same
goes for other hazardous damage, such as broken gas
lines or water mains.
• Once you’re certain that the area is safe, take detailed
photos of the damage to your home. Go from room to
room and document all damage in detail. Do the same for
the exterior of y