Lilburn police offering programs on scams targeting senior citize

The Lilburn Police Department is offering a program April 3 on scams targeting senior citizens.

The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Lilburn City Hall at 76 Main Street Northwest.

Police Chief Bruce Hedley, Captains Mike Johnson and Ben Haynes, Senior Investigator Kim Banks and local resident Bill York will present the top 25 methods used to scam senior citizens.

Information: SafetySmart Lilburn at 770-921-2211.

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