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AARP Michigan urges Waterford to act on rising crypto‑ATM fraud targeting older residents
Waterford Township Board of Trustees · March 23, 2026
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Summary
An AARP Michigan representative told the board that cryptocurrency kiosk fraud is growing and urged Waterford to adopt local protections such as daily or monthly deposit limits; she said AARP provided a model ordinance used by nearby municipalities.
At public comment on March 23, Kathleen Simlar of AARP Michigan warned trustees that cryptocurrency kiosks (crypto‑ATMs) have been used increasingly in scams that target older residents. Simlar said searches show 19 kiosks located around Waterford and that law‑enforcement data and AARP reporting…
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