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Known and Active Fraud Alerts
This page lists known and active fraud alerts reported in or affecting Iron County. These alerts are provided to help residents recognize common scam tactics and avoid becoming a victim.
Each alert includes a short summary and a PDF with more detailed information. If you believe you have been targeted by a scam or fraud attempt, contact the appropriate authorities and avoid sending money or personal information until the situation has been verified.
Active Alerts
Select an alert below to open the related PDF.
With ever growing concerns surrounding identity theft and fraud, the Iron County Sheriff’s Office recognizes the need for citizens to be better informed. Hopefully, the links and information below will assist you in identifying any questions you might have concerning fraud.
Consumer Reporting Fraud Alerts
You have the right to ask that nationwide consumer reporting agencies place “fraud alerts” in your credit file to let potential creditors and others know that you may be a victim of identity theft. A fraud alert can make it more difficult for someone to get credit in your name. Listed below are the websites to the three major nationwide consumer reporting agencies.
Tip: If you prefer calling, each agency also provides phone options for fraud alerts and credit freezes.
Other Resources
Iron County Sheriff's Office Fraud Investigation Worksheet
Telemarketing, internet, and elder fraud resources
Identity theft information (FTC)
Credit, loans, and debt information (FTC)
Report Medicare or Medicaid fraud: (800) 447-8477
Social Security information: (800) 772-1213
SSA Fraud Hotline
Call (800) 269-0271 or TTY (866) 501-2101
The SSA OIG Fraud Hotline is a clearinghouse for receiving and handling allegations regarding violations of law or regulations affecting Social Security Administration (SSA) programs and operations. Examples of violations include:
- False statements on claims
- Concealment of material facts or events affecting eligibility
- Misuse of benefits by a representative payee
- Buying or selling Social Security cards or SSA information
- SSN misuse involving people with links to terrorist groups or activities
- Crimes involving SSA employees