Westport police warn residents of traffic violations email scam
Officials want you to know they do not use traffic cameras or ask for payment for any traffic violations via email.
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Feb 6, 2024, 12:44 PM
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Updated 504 days ago
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3ds agoWestport police say if you receive an email about traffic violations, ignore and delete it.
Officials want you to know they do not use traffic cameras or ask for payment for any traffic violations via email.
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