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Didsbury officials are warning residents and business owners to watch out for a scam involving fraudulent vendor requests for events at the Didsbury Memorial Complex. The Town of Didsbury issued the warning after receiving multiple inquiries regarding unsolicited text messages and emails claiming to represent the municipality. Related Stories: Fireworks complaints in Didsbury spark reminder of local rules Airdrie adopts ‘Bronson’s Policy,’ setting new playground accessibility standards Cutting grocery items, chasing deals: What Airdrie survey responses show about costs Fake Vendor Invitations The fraudulent messages encourage individuals and local businesses to sign up and pay to be vendors at upcoming events allegedly hosted at the complex. Town officials clarified that the municipality is not currently seeking vendors for any events at the facility and did not send the messages. Verify Before Paying Residents and business owners are urged to exercise caution and avoid sending money or personal details without independent verification. "The Town of Didsbury will never email or text you to ask you for money to be a vendor," the town stated in a public notice. Anyone who receives a suspicious message or wants to verify an event scheduled at the facility can contact the Didsbury Memorial Complex directly at 403-335-7369. DiscoverAirdrie encourages you to get your news directly from your trusted source by bookmarking this page and downloading the DiscoverAirdrie app.