Fraudulent Email Scam Warning
The public is advised to be cautious when receiving emails or invoices related to permits. We have received reports of fraudulent invoices and other deceptive emails being sent by bad actors.
Protect Yourself From False Invoices
- We will never ask you to wire money to pay an invoice.
- Carefully check the sender’s email address before making any payment or providing information.
- Official invoices and other correspondence will only be sent from an authorized email address using our official government domain: @putnam-fl.gov.
- Be especially cautious of emails that come from addresses using a different or unfamiliar domain, even if the message appears to be official.
- Do not click on suspicious links or make payments based solely on information contained in an unexpected email.
When in Doubt, Verify
- If you are unsure whether an invoice or email is legitimate, do not make a payment until you have verified the information.
- Please contact the relevant agency directly using the official phone numbers listed on our government website. Staff can help confirm whether an invoice, permit request, or other communication is legitimate.
- When it comes to payments and official correspondence, take a moment to verify before you act.
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