The City of San Luis alerted residents and businesses on Oct. 23 about a fraudulent email circulating that falsely claims to be from the city and requests payment. The city said the email did not originate from its offices and urged community members not to click on any links, download attachments, or provide personal or financial information in response.
The warning is important as it aims to protect residents and local businesses from potential financial loss or identity theft. The city emphasized the need for vigilance when handling unsolicited emails.
In its statement, the City of San Luis advised, “Do not reply or send any money.” Residents who receive suspicious emails are encouraged to report them to the San Luis Police Department at (928) 341-2420. The city added, “The City of San Luis takes cybersecurity seriously and reminds the public to remain cautious when handling unsolicited emails. Thank you for helping us protect our community by staying alert and informed.”
San Luis promotes community engagement through open council meetings and public events, according to the official website. The city is dedicated to providing essential services such as public safety, parks and recreation, and economic development initiatives according to the official website.
Nieves Riedel has served as mayor of San Luis according to the official website. Over time, San Luis has grown from a small town into a thriving community in Arizona according to the official website.
The city operates under a council-manager form of government according to the official website, offering services including public safety through police and fire departments, parks and recreation programs, and public works projects according to the official website.
As phishing scams continue to target communities nationwide, officials in San Luis encourage everyone to stay informed about online threats and report suspicious activity promptly.
