Jason Barnes

Welcome to the South Suburban Chicagoland’s only choice for insurance! Jason Barnes State Farm Insurance Agency now serving Illinois and Indiana!

We are conveniently located in South Holland on the corner of 159th & State St inside of the State Street Center Plaza. We are licensed in the states of Illinois and Indiana. We are also licensed in Michigan for life insurance. We are locally engaged and proudly serve the communities of South Holland, Chicago, Dolton, Homewood, Lynwood, Lansing, Country Club Hills, Olympia Fields, University Park, Richton Park, Crete, Glenwood, Matteson, Sauk Village, Oak Forest, Tinley Park, Orland Park, and Frankfort just to name a few. However, we are not limited to just these communities. We are providing ReMarkable service to the south suburbs, west, suburbs, north suburbs, and northwest Indiana.

Our goal is to be your one stop shop for your financial services and insurance needs. Just consider us your “Good Neighbor” risk partners. We offer the following insurance products: Car insurance, motorcycle insurance, boat/RV insurance, homeowners' insurance, renters' insurance, business insurance, worker’s compensation insurance, jewelry insurance, term life insurance, whole-life insurance, universal-life insurance, income replacement insurance, and supplemental health income.

A fun fact about me is that I am a local South Holland kid. I moved to South Holland as a kid in 1987 and my family has been proud members of the community since then. I attended Diekman Grammar School, Dirksen Jr High, and am a proud graduate of Thornridge High School in 1998. Go Falcons!!

Please contact us for a free insurance quote for car insurance, home insurance, or life insurance. Myself and my dedicated team are here to help. Stop by the office or you can call/text us. We look forward to servicing you soon!!

February Special Dates Connected to Insurance (Ordered by Date)

February 1 – National Freedom Day (USA)

Insurance protects your freedom by providing financial security and peace against life’s uncertainties.

February 2 – Groundhog Day

Just like the groundhog predicts the weather, insurance helps you prepare for whatever seasons of life lie ahead.

February 4 – World Cancer Day

Health insurance is critical for access to cancer screenings, treatments, and support services, helping patients focus on healing.

February 5 – National Weatherperson’s Day

Weather-related insurance, like flood or storm coverage, helps protect your home and property from natural unfortunate events.

February 7 – National Send a Card to a Friend Day

Sending a card shows you care—just like having insurance shows you care about protecting your loved ones’ future.

February 9 – National Pizza Day

Insurance is like pizza: it comes with many toppings (types of coverage) to suit your unique needs and appetite for risk.

February 11 – National Make a Friend Day

Friendship is about support—insurance is the financial support system you can count on in tough times.

February 12 – Lincoln’s Birthday (USA)

Honesty and integrity are key values in insurance, just like the legacy of President Lincoln.

February 13 – World Radio Day

Just as radio connects us to important information, insurance connects you to resources and protection when you need them most.

February 14 – Valentine’s Day

Show your love by protecting those who matter most with life, health, and property insurance.

February 15 – Singles Awareness Day

Being single means managing your own risks—insurance is your safety net when you’re flying solo.

February 17 – Random Acts of Kindness Day

Kindness extends to thinking of others’ welfare—insurance helps ensure your family and friends are cared for if the unexpected happens.

February 20 – Love Your Pet Day

Pet insurance helps care for your furry friends, ensuring they get the medical attention they need.

February 22 – Washington’s Birthday (USA)

Like George Washington’s leadership, insurance helps guide you through uncertain times with reliable protection.

February 27 – National No Brainer Day

Having insurance is a no-brainer—it’s essential for protecting your health, home, and peace.

February 28 (or 29) – Rare Disease Day (last day of February)

Insurance coverage can be lifesaving for those managing rare diseases, providing access to specialized care and treatments.