San Marcos warns of phishing scam using city employee names

SAN MARCOS, Texas — City officials in San Marcos have issued a public warning about a phishing scam involving individuals impersonating municipal representatives to solicit money from residents.

According to a city statement, the scam involves unknown individuals falsely claiming to be city officials and requesting funds. Authorities have urged residents to exercise caution and to verify the identity of anyone claiming to represent the city before responding to any financial request.

Officials have not specified how many residents may have been targeted or affected. The city is currently working to address the issue and prevent further fraudulent activity.

Residents who encounter suspicious communication are encouraged to report it to local law enforcement. The advisory is part of the city’s broader effort to safeguard the community against financial fraud and maintain public trust.

Related posts

Austin mayor urges state to recognize AISD progress amid takeover threat

Texas data center approvals could face months-long delay under Abbott moratorium

Texas AG intervenes in surrogate case involving baby with heart defect