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Staying Safe Does Not Get Easier

Staying safe takes work.


We seniors need to know what threatens us and how to deal with these threats. Informed folks make themselves safer. There are a number of sources for critical information, some generated right here in Solera, including Neighborhood Watch alerts and tips on how to stay safe. The Solera Connections newsletter is another valuable source of information which publishes a monthly article detailing online and telephone scams aimed at seniors. Some of the latest versions of the Neighborhood Watch newsletter and scam articles are available here. Also included here is a link to a “tip” pages that includes some common sense approaches to keeping us all safer.

Thanks to Judy McMillen for pointing out a recent rise in auto thefts in other HOAs. Please refer to the follwing advice from LV Metro.
car break-in
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Additionally, due to some current concerns, the following articles have been posted.
QRScary Statistics  solicitorsSolicitors  HackedBeen Hacked?  Home ScamA Stolen Home  Financial CrimeInvestment Scams  CreditMedicare Scams  CreditFreeze My Credit? 
burglaryPWN'ed?  burglary$1.5 Billion Stolen 

And you'll always find good advice from the links posted here by your neighbors.

Neighborhood WatchNeigborhood Watch  ScamsScams  TipsSafety Tips 

Here are a number of organizations and links to resources that can assist when things go bad or you just need more information.

FBIFBI  FTCFTC  LV MetroLV Cyber Inv.  NVAGNV AG  BBBBBB  PD CodesPolice Report Codes 

And here are some links to articles and news stories detailing how online and phone scams work and how to defend yourself.

Phone scam948 Spam Calls so far this year? 

QRMost Scammed  FAKEDeepFakes 
PIGPig Butchering  NV ScammedNevada Scammed
FraudFraud Protection
tubeThe Guardians 

Please feel free to submit any safety tips or links that you feel might help us defend ourselves.
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