STAFF REPORT
Glasgow News 1
The Glasgow Police Department is warning residents about a potential phone scam involving callers who claim to represent the City of Glasgow. Police say the callers are trying to obtain personal and bank information while saying they need to discuss property taxes.
The department said it has received information about the potential scam. Its release describes callers using a claim of city business to seek information from residents, but it does not identify the people making the calls.
The City of Glasgow does not call residents regarding tax bills, according to the police release. All correspondence regarding taxes is handled through U.S. Postal Service mail, the department said.
Key facts:
– The Glasgow Police Department issued the warning.
– Callers claim to represent the City of Glasgow.
– Callers say they need to discuss property taxes.
– Police say callers are seeking personal and bank information.
– The city handles tax correspondence through U.S. Postal Service mail, according to police.
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