Crisis Intervention Services (CIS) is issuing an urgent alert to the community regarding reports of an individual impersonating CIS employees in an attempt to scam and defraud residents.
“This fraudulent activity is a grave concern, and CIS is working diligently with local law enforcement to address and resolve the situation,” states Director Lisa Peterman in a media release.
“Our mission at Crisis Intervention Services is ‘To help victims of violent crimes by providing tools and resources to not just survive but thrive,'” Peterman emphasizes.
“Ensuring the safety and well-being of our community members is our highest priority, and we are committed to maintaining the trust and confidence of those we serve.” Peterman goes on to warn the public that anyone who says they are calling from CIS will always identify themselves and provide verifiable contact information.
“If you are contacted by someone claiming to be from CIS and have any doubts about their authenticity, do not hesitate to verify their identity by contacting our official offices directly. Our Cody location can be reached at 307-272-4754, and our Powell location at 307-754- 7959. We urge community members to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to us immediately. Your cooperation is crucial in helping us combat this fraudulent behavior and safeguard our community. For more information about our services and mission, please visit our website at cis-park.org. Together, we can ensure a safer, more supportive environment for everyone,” Peterman stresses.
Crisis Intervention Services is dedicated to providing support, resources, and advocacy for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other crises in Park County. Their mission is to help victims of violent crimes by providing tools and resources to not just survive but thrive.
