Clark County Sheriff's Office Warns of Phone Scam

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The Clark County Sheriff's Office in Ohio has issued a warning about an ongoing phone scam targeting local citizens. Residents have reported receiving calls claiming the sheriff's office is looking for them to address a specific problem, but the department has confirmed this is a scam. The sheriff's office advises people not to call back or provide any information, and to contact them directly if they need assistance.

Why it matters

Phone scams can be harmful to unsuspecting victims, leading to financial losses and identity theft. By warning the community about this particular scam, the sheriff's office is helping to protect local residents from falling prey to these fraudulent calls.

The details

According to the sheriff's office, the scam calls are coming from the phone number 937-593-8988. The callers claim they are from the sheriff's department and are looking for the resident to address a specific issue. However, the sheriff's office has confirmed this is a scam and is advising people not to call the number back or provide any personal information.

• The sheriff's office received reports of the scam calls on March 25, 2026.

What’s next

The sheriff's office advises anyone who receives one of these scam calls to contact them directly at (937) 328-2560 for assistance.