Garfield Trustees Talk Phishing Scheme, Upcoming South Airport Work, Liquor License
By Beth Milligan | Oct. 30, 2026
A sophisticated phishing scheme targeting individuals doing business with Garfield Township has prompted staff to remove planning and zoning board of appeals packets off the township website, making them only available by request. Trustees discussed the issue Tuesday, where they also approved a $1.77 million contract with Team Elmer’s to replace sewer main under South Airport Road by Logan’s Landing – work expected to start November 9 – and an application to transfer a liquor license from the former Union Street Station property to Sparky’s Diner.
Phishing Scheme
Approximately a dozen individuals have been targeted through a phishing scheme in which the scammer appears to be pulling information from township …
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