Bedford Police Warn Community of Phone Scams Involving Solar Panels and Energy Services
- Woody Watts
- 2 days ago
- 1 min read
The Bedford Police Department is urging residents to remain vigilant as reports of phone scams
involving alleged solar panel installations and “energy savings” programs continue to increase in the
area. In recent incidents, callers falsely claim to be working directly with local utility providers,
including the Bedford Electric Department.
Earlier today, an officer spoke with one of these callers and quickly confirmed the call was fraudulent.
The individual was unable to provide legitimate information about the company they claimed to
represent and offered incorrect details regarding electricity buy-back programs, government
incentives, and related laws.
These scammers often use high-pressure sales tactics, misleading cost and savings claims, and
other deceptive practices to obtain victims’ personal and financial information.
The Bedford Police Department encourages all residents to stay alert and to never share any
personal information over the phone or online. You may also contact your local utility company for
clarification of any claims made by the caller.



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