Scott Dawson

Welcome to the Scott Dawson State Farm Agent office in Westerville, OH! With 47 years of State Farm experience helping individuals, families, and businesses protect what’s most important to them, I am proud to helm a business that has been a longtime part of this vibrant community. Just as I've done my whole career, I offer the experienced guidance and unwavering support that helps Good Neighbors feel confident about their insurance protection.

I live nearby with my wife, and we are proud parents of three children and grandparents to three wonderful grandchildren. When I’m not at the office, I enjoy golfing, hiking, playing tennis, and cheering on my favorite sports teams.

Established in 1982, our office proudly serves Westerville, New Albany, Columbus, Gahanna, and many other nearby communities. We offer a broad range of insurance categories, including Auto, Home, Life, Renters, Condo, Motorcycle, Pet, and Business Insurance. My experienced team members and I enjoy getting to know our customers, helping them understand the options, and then creating a personalized plan that protects their unique assets. We work hard to make sure that every customer who leaves the office does so feeling confident about their coverage choices and the protection they afford.

In addition to plans for new homeowners, renters, drivers, small businesses, pet parents among many other categories, we also assist with out-of-state transfers, making it easier for new residents to settle into life in Ohio with no insurance hiccups.

October is the perfect month to stop by our office or give us a call: ✅ Review your home insurance to protect against fire damage — fires can happen when you least expect! ✅ Update your auto policy before the winter months roll in — get ready for those tricky fall and winter roads. Don’t wait for a scare to realize you need better coverage. This October, be proactive and prepared! Swing by our office or call to schedule an appointment. Can't make it in person? Ask about our Virtual meeting options instead!