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08/21/2025

LOCAL SCAM ALERT: We are receiving reports of a new, but familiar scam where a caller claims to be a Fayetteville Police Officer.
We want to remind you Fayetteville officers would never request money, issue citations via phone, or call regarding subpoenas. We also do not have anything to do with the Washington County Court Jury Duty system.

08/08/2025

The way you speak to yourself matters. Let it be with the same kindness you offer to those you care about. 💙

07/28/2025

Need help but not sure who to call?

🔹 Text or call 988 or chat online at 988lifeline.org for help with mental health, su***de, & substance use problems
🔹 Call 911 for emergencies involving immediate physical danger

Add 988 to your contacts and share this information with your loved ones 📲

04/25/2025

Help us to help you not become a victim of a scam by recognizing and following these simple steps. Help others not become a victim of a scam by sharing this post.

1. Law Enforcement will NOT ask you stay on the phone with them while you go to the bank and withdraw money, purchase gift cards, or pay in bitcoin.
2. We will NEVER ask you to put money on a green dot card or any other type of gift card.
3. We will NEVER tell you not to hang up and not contact your local law enforcement directly.
4. We will NOT ask you to lie to your bank, family or friends in order to obtain payment.
5. We do NOT ask you to sign a summons to appear in court.
6. We will NOT require you to pay money to avoid arrest before going into an official place of business such as a courthouse, police department or Sheriff’s Office.

Scammers will commonly use the following lies which can be very believable.
1. You missed Jury Duty and you can avoid going to jail by giving us a large amount of money
2. You failed to appear in court and you can avoid going to jail by giving us a large amount of money.
3. You signed a summons to appear and you didn’t show
4. Scammers will identify themselves as a local law enforcement officer
5. Scammers will sometimes ask people to meet them in public places or parking lots such as: Courthouse Buildings, Sheriff’s Office, Police Departments, and Walmart
6. Scammers will demand you pay them cash or gift cards prior to entering into any of these facilities

Official Law Enforcement Officers will not require you to meet with an undercover officer or bondsman. Official business will be conducted inside their official place of business.

If there is any doubt or questions, hang up and contact your local law enforcement agency immediately!

03/14/2025

SCAM ALERT: We have received multiple calls today from local citizens who have received a scam call from a person claiming to be a real Fayetteville Police officer. The scammer states there is an emergency and provides a specific phone number for them to call back.

If you receive a call from an officer and question the validity of the call, you can reach any officer at the Fayetteville Police Department non-emergency line, 479-587-3555.

03/10/2025

El tema de esta semana es "Cómo controlar la Ira".
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02/28/2025

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02/28/2025

02/25/2025

🚨SCAM ALERT🚨 A prevalent nationwide scam using AI to create a scary phone call, including a loved one's voice, has hit Fayetteville multiple times, and we want you to be aware.

In many instances, the scam happens something like this: someone gets a phone call, and either an unfamiliar voice demands money with their loved one's voice in the background sounding as if they're in distress, or the loved one's voice is the one asking for money. They are usually told not to hang up and to follow directions on how to send money.

Nationwide, this scam has become very common, and countless stories have victims hanging up and calling their loved ones directly. The loved one will answer, completely unharmed and unaware of what is happening.

We want you to be aware of this to avoid becoming a victim. If someone you know calls in distress, stating they are in harm's way and a large amount of money is needed immediately, hang up. Once you hang up, call that person's phone number directly.
📞You can report any scam that happens in Fayetteville at 479-587-3555.

02/18/2025

INCOMING WINTER WEATHER! As we prepare for winter weather, here are some reminders:
🏡Stay home if you can. Avoid any unnecessary risks.
🚗Drive slowly and be extra cautious.
🚗...........🚗 Increase your distance between vehicles. You may need much more room to stop at sudden braking or a red light!
💨Speed up and slow down at a slower pace.
❌🛑Avoid stopping as much as possible and don't stop while on a hill!
🔆Turn your lights on and BE VISIBLE!

As always, thank you to the City of Fayetteville Arkansas Government Street Maintenance Department for working through the night to make our roads drivable!

02/08/2025

📢 FREE Housing Clinic – February 25! 🏡⚖️

Legal Aid of Arkansas partners with CCOA and WAYSTATION to offer a FREE Housing Clinic to help you with important legal services! Join us on February 25, from 10 AM to 3 PM, at the Rogers Center for Non-Profits (McAuley Hall, 1200 W. Walnut St.) for expert legal assistance, including:

✅ Criminal Record Sealing
✅ Lease Reviews
✅ Credit Report Review
✅ Beneficiary Deeds
✅ Housing Helpdesk

This event is completely free, and our legal experts will be there to answer your questions and provide support. No appointment is needed but it is recommended to make sure you are seen!

Save your spot here: https://forms.office.com/r/Uiy0Wi4EJC

Spread the word and help us make justice accessible to all!

02/06/2025

The way you speak to yourself matters. 💙