In an effort to combat the rise of identity theft and fraud, the North Las Vegas Police Department is calling on locals to join a forthcoming community meeting. Slated for December 2, the session aims to educate on protective measures against these cyber threats.
Accordign to the North Las Vegas Police Department, attendees will have the chance to engage with NLVPD representatives, pose questions, and absorb critical information on safeguarding personal data. Despite the growing sophistication of digital criminals, the police stress the power of informed individuals in keeping their information secure.
Set to be hosted at the Alexander Library on 1755 W. Alexander Road, from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. Individuals interested in attending or seeking further details are encouraged to reach out to the NLVPD Community Engagement Division. By calling (702) 633-1808, residents can secure more information about the event or additional resources provided by the department on this critical issue. Acknowledging the importance of collective vigilance, the North Las Vegas Police Department remains resolute in fortifying a "safer, stronger community together."
