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Police Investigate Invoicing Scam Targeting Cedar City Board Members

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Police Investigate Invoicing Scam Targeting Cedar City Board Members
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Police are investigating an ongoing scam involving fraudulent invoicing for the Board of Adjustments. City officials advise board members to verify any suspicious communications by contacting City Hall directly.

Key takeaways

  • Police are investigating an ongoing invoicing scam targeting the Board of Adjustments.
  • Official city communications are sent via business email addresses, not personal ones.
  • Only board secretaries are authorized to email regarding city business.
  • Individuals should contact City Hall directly to verify suspicious communications.

Police are investigating an ongoing scam involving fraudulent invoicing for the Board of Adjustments, according to a notice posted to the Cedar City website.

The scam involves email communications regarding supposed applications or fees. City officials advised that all official city communication is sent to business email addresses rather than personal emails. Additionally, secretaries of boards are the only individuals who should be emailing regarding city business.

If a communication appears suspicious, officials suggest calling City Hall directly to confirm the information.

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