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Friday, October 23, 2026

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Clinton City warns of unauthorized emails sent from city addresses

The city said it has no indication that any information other than the email accounts was compromised.

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Source / event date: Original report: October 22, 2026

Based on reporting by KUTV 2News (CBS). Read the original story →

Clinton City Hall in Clinton, Davis County, Utah
Clinton City Hall, August 2008. File photo. Photo: Ntsimp · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Clinton

Clinton City is warning residents that unauthorized emails appearing to come from city staff have been sent after city email addresses were compromised, KUTV reported. The emails may ask recipients to open or download a shared file. [1]

The city urged people not to click links, open attachments or download the file. It said the problem appears limited to the unauthorized emails and that it has no indication other information was compromised. [1]

Sources

  1. KUTV 2News (CBS): Clinton City warns city email addresses have been compromised

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