News3Lv Clark County Issues Warning on Phishing Scam Targeting Planning Department Customers
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- •Clark County warns of a phishing scam targeting Planning Department customers.
- •Fraudulent emails claim recipients owe fees and originate from @usa.com.
- •Residents should verify emails by contacting the Planning Department directly.
Clark County has alerted residents about a phishing scam that targets customers of its Planning Department. The scam involves emails claiming that recipients owe fees related to permits or applications, urging immediate payment. The county has identified emails from the domain @usa.com as fraudulent, and advises residents to only trust communications from @clarkcountnv.gov. Customers are encouraged to verify suspicious emails by contacting the Planning Department directly. No specific numbers of affected individuals or financial losses have been reported. The county emphasizes the importance of vigilance against such scams.
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2026-09-02
Clark County issues phishing warning
Clark County alerts residents about phishing emails impersonating the Planning Department, urging caution and verification.
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The county specifies that emails from @usa.com are fraudulent and advises residents to trust only @clarkcountnv.gov communications.
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