Adrian, MI – Veterans and their families in Lenawee County are being warned about fraudulent mailings falsely promoting a “2025 Michigan Veterans Savings Program,” according to county officials. The postcards, which have recently surfaced across the county, claim to offer financial benefits to veterans but are not issued by any legitimate government agency.
According to the Lenawee County Department of Veterans Affairs, these mailings are an attempt to collect personal and financial information under the guise of a state veterans’ program. Recipients are urged not to share any personal data and to report the mailers immediately to local authorities or the county veterans office.
Officials emphasized that no such program currently exists and that genuine communications from Michigan’s Department of Veterans Affairs will always include official contact information, seals, and verifiable phone numbers.
Residents who have received the fraudulent postcards are advised to keep them for potential investigation but avoid calling any numbers or visiting any websites listed on the mailers.
For additional information on recognizing scams or verifying legitimate veterans’ benefits, visit the Lenawee County Department of Veterans Affairs website or contact their office directly.
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