The Department of Infrastructure's claimed money for damage to government property a total of 112 times over the past five years.
That's according to Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood, who was asked about it by Glenfaba and Peel MHK Tim Crookall in the House of Keys this week.
The figure includes the 58 claims which have been made so far in 2025.
Ms Haywood also explained what sort of damages the department can claim money from people for:
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