ENTERPRISE, ALA. (WDNews) – City officials are warning residents and developers to watch out for a scam targeting those who have recently interacted with the Enterprise Planning Commission.
According to reports, scammers are using names and details pulled from public Planning Commission agendas to send fraudulent invoices—some demanding payments of more than $5,000. The fake messages are being sent through emails and phone calls, urging victims to pay quickly by wire transfer.
City leaders say these messages are not legitimate. Anyone who receives a suspicious request for payment should not send money and should immediately contact the Engineering Department at (334) 348-2671 to verify the claim.
Enterprise Police urge residents and business owners to stay alert and report any suspicious contact. Authorities say spreading awareness can help prevent others from falling victim to the scam.
