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postedLiquor license holders: Beware of phishing scam
For Immediate Release
July 8, 2026
The City of Madison Clerk's Office is aware of sophisticated phishing scams involving fraudulent emails to liquor license holders. Scammers are using publicly available application and license information to identify potential victims and make the communications appear legitimate. Victims are instructed to pay invoices for license fees via wire transfer, peer-to-peer payment, or cryptocurrency.
Ways to protect yourself
Check the email address closely
The City of Madison will always send emails from a "@ cityofmadison.com" address. If you get an email from any other domain, it's fraudulent.
Paying license fees
The City of Madison never requests payments via wire transfer or with cryptocurrency.
Legitimate license fees can be paid:
- In-person at City offices
- With a check via the mail
Over the phone with the City Treasurer
Independently verify
If you have any questions about the legitimacy of a request for payment, or the status of a license, please reach out directly to the Clerk's Office.
Contact information
Clerk's Office
- clerk@cityofmadison.com
- 608-266-4601
City Treasurer
608-266-4771
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Alder Yannette Figueroa Cole
District 10
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