The Midland Police Department has planned events to educate seniors about preventing scams. These events are scheduled to take place throughout August. The seminars will be free and bilingual, indicating they will be accessible to a wide range of attendees.
The goal of these seminars is to help seniors prevent scams and fraud. Further details about the seminars, including specific dates and locations, are available from the Midland Police Department or local news sources.
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