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Dear Friends, While our agency is not directly involved with the following these tips:
We are officially one census itself, we are helping to spread the word in Palm Tip #1: Double your login protection. Enable multi-
year away from the REAL Beach County. If you would like more information about factor authentication to ensure that the only person who
ID deadline. While not a the 2020 Census, please visit the official website at has access to your account is you.
“property matter,” the www.2020census.gov. Tip #2: Shake up your password protocol. Use the
deadline is important. After longest password permissible. Get creative and customize
Oct. 1, 2020, you must have Tips To Help You Stay Safe your password for different sites. Using different
a REAL ID driver’s license passwords for different sites can prevent criminals from
or state ID card to board a And Secure Online gaining access to multiple accounts.
domestic flight or enter a Tip #3: If you connect, you must protect. Make sure
federal building. If you do October is National Cybersecurity Awareness your devices are updated with the latest security software.
not have your REAL ID, Month (NCSAM), a collaborative effort headed by the Sign up for automatic updates. Protect your devices with
don’t delay! I strongly recommend you go to our website Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) antivirus software.
to schedule an appointment as soon as you receive your and the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA). For more tips, please visit the Department of
reminder notice in the mail. These notices are usually sent The goal is to raise awareness about the importance Homeland Security’s National Cybersecurity Awareness
out 90 days before your license expires. of cybersecurity and to ensure all Americans have the Month website at https://www.dhs.gov/national-cyber-
October is also a month filled with national awareness resources they need to be safer and more secure online. security-awareness-month today.
campaigns. One campaign that I am very passionate about Protect yourself and your personal information by
is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. This month I
share some important information to protect yourself from
cybercriminals.
To those observing Yom Kippur, I wish you peace and
goodness. And don’t forget, our offices are closed Monday,
Oct. 14, for Columbus Day.
Best regards,
Anne M. Gannon,
Constitutional Tax Collector
REAL ID Deadline

Countdown: One Year To Go!

The clock is ticking!
Starting Oct. 1, 2020, every
U.S. resident must present
a REAL ID driver’s license
or state ID card to board
commercial flights or enter
federal buildings.
Do you have a REAL
ID driver’s license or state
ID card? If your credential is missing a star in the upper
right corner, you are not REAL ID compliant. Please visit
www.pbctax.com for a checklist of required documents
and schedule an appointment at least 90 days before your
credential expires.

Invite Us To Your Next HOA
Meeting Or Event

The winter season is just around the corner and our civic
engagement team looks forward to partnering with your
homeowners association. We are available to deliver short
presentations about our agency and the services we provide.
Does your HOA have an upcoming event? We are happy
to set up a display table to distribute agency materials and
answer residents’ questions. Please email ClientAdvocate@
taxcollectorpbc.com to invite us to your next meeting or
event.

We’re Helping Spread The
Word About Census 2020

Stylish Modern Atmosphere Make Reservations happy hour
Once a decade, America every Day 3 - 6 pm
comes together to participate
in the census. This census and Mon. - Thurs.
provides the basis for all Day at Bar Only
reapportioning Congressional
seats and redistricting. Census Lunch SpeciaLS
data determine how $675 billion are spent, supporting our
state, county and community’s vital programs. every Day
By April 2020, most households will receive a census $
invitation in the mail. Every household can respond online, starting at 9
by mail or by phone. If you don’t have access to the Internet,
you can always visit a library to use the public computers to
respond online.