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Paving Scams

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The Northwestern District Attorney’s Office has issued a warning to residents in regard to an increase in paving scams. Homeowners across the region have fallen victim to a scam costing them thousands of dollars to paving crews utilizing faulty materials, if they even complete the job. Homeowners are encouraged to refuse offers without written contracts, permits, or pressure to decide on the spot.

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