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Cedar City Police Investigate Invoicing Scam Targeting Board Members

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Cedar City Police Investigate Invoicing Scam Targeting Board Members
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Police are investigating an ongoing scam involving fraudulent invoicing for the Board of Adjustments. Cedar City officials are advising board members to verify any suspicious communications regarding fees or applications.

Key takeaways

  • Police are investigating an ongoing scam regarding Board of Adjustments invoicing.
  • Official city communications are sent to business emails, not personal ones.
  • Only board secretaries are authorized to email regarding city business.
  • Suspicious communications should be verified by calling City Hall directly.

Police are investigating an ongoing scam involving fraudulent invoicing for the Board of Adjustments, according to a September 11 statement from Cedar City.

Officials warned that the scam involves emails regarding supposed applications or fees.

Any individual serving on city boards, commissions, or committees is advised to be cautious of email communications regarding invoicing.

City officials stated that all official communications will be sent to a business email rather than personal emails. Additionally, secretaries of boards are the only individuals who will email regarding city business.

If a communication appears suspicious, individuals should call City Hall directly to confirm the information.

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