Scam Alert: Rye police warn residents of door-to-door contractor scam
Police advise against engaging with such individuals, as they are typically unlicensed, untrained and uninsured.
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yesterdayThe City of Rye Police Department is cautioning residents about fake contractors going door-to-door in search of work.
These contractors may offer services such as driveway sealing or steps installation.
Police advise against engaging with such individuals, as they are typically unlicensed, untrained, and uninsured.
If you encounter any suspicious activity, contact the City of Rye Police Department at (914) 967-1234.