Hoodline Oregon Building Codes Division Warns of Phishing Scam Targeting Permit Applicants
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The Oregon Building Codes Division (BCD) issued a warning about a phishing scam targeting residents awaiting permit approvals. Scammers are sending emails impersonating local building or planning departments, requesting wire transfers for fake project approvals. The BCD clarified that it does not request payments in this manner and advised the public to remain vigilant.
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