Concho Valley Credit Union

06/04/2026

04/16/2026

The Tom Green County Sheriff’s Office is receiving multiple reports of scam calls targeting our citizens.

Individuals are calling and falsely identifying themselves as members of the Sheriff’s Office, even using the names of real employees. These scammers may already have personal information such as your full name, date of birth, or other identifying details in an attempt to make the call seem legitimate.

The caller will often claim that you have:
* Missed jury duty
* Failed to appear for court
* Owe fines or fees

They then demand immediate payment, often requesting money through Bitcoin, gift cards, or other non-traditional methods.

THIS IS A SCAM

TGSO will NEVER call you to demand payment over the phone, request payment via Bitcoin, gift cards, or wire transfer, or threaten immediate arrest for failure to pay over the phone.

If you receive one of these calls –
1. Do Not Send Money
2. Hang up IMMEDIATELY!
3. Do NOT provide personal or financial information.

If you are unsure whether a call is legitimate, contact the Tom Green County Sheriff’s Office directly using our official phone number.

Sheriff Hanna urges everyone to check on elderly family members, friends, and neighbors who are often targeted in these scams.

Please help us spread the word by sharing this information/post!

04/15/2026

April is Fraud Awareness Month. Here are some flyers to read over and help you identify possible fraud/scams and what to do if you fall victim.

03/10/2026

We will be closing at 4:30 today in anticipation for the bad weather. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Stay safe!

03/05/2026

TOM GREEN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE WARNS RESIDENTS OF ONGOING PHONE SCAM

The Tom Green County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about a phone scam that has been reported multiple times in recent days.

Several individuals have contacted the Sheriff’s Office after receiving calls from someone claiming to be a deputy with the Tom Green County Sheriff’s Office. During these calls, the scammer tells the person they have an outstanding warrant for their arrest and instructs them to visit specific retail stores to pay a fine.

Sheriff's officials remind the public that the number appearing on the caller ID may not actually belong to the scammer, as these types of calls are often “spoofed” to appear legitimate.

The Tom Green County Sheriff’s Office would like to remind the public:
• Law enforcement officers will never call and demand payment to avoid arrest.
• Citizens will never be instructed to pay fines at a retail store.
• Requests for payment through gift cards, wire transfers, or similar methods are clear indicators of a scam.
• Scammers use names of actual law enforcement officers while perpetrating these scams.

Residents who receive this type of call are encouraged to hang up immediately and not provide any personal or financial information.

Sheriff Hanna stated, “If you receive a call about a warrant, jury duty, something with your grandchildren, utilities being shut off, cryptocurrency, or anything involving gift cards – I would be very skeptical about the legitimacy of the call.”

The Sheriff’s Office encourages residents to share this warning with friends and family, particularly elderly citizens who are often targeted by scammers.

01/22/2026

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