Posted on Aug 9, 2024 9:00:00 AM by Greater Green Bay Chamber
According to a recent news article published by Fox 11, the Green Bay Police Department reports 11 cases of counterfeit cash in our area this year. These reports have caught the attention of officials the federal level concerned about "ensuring the integrity and trust in the U.S. dollar by providing information and training resources to the public."
A member of the U.S. Currency Education Program managed by the Federal Reserve Board contacted the Greater Green Bay Chamber with free resources available for businesses to help them identify fake currency. In a cash exchange, they recommend a four-step process for cash handlers.
2. Tilt the note
3. Check with light
4. Check with UV light
The U.S. Currency website features extensive training and educational materials for businesses. Whether you prefer online resources, printed materials, visual aids or podcasts, there is a way for everyone to access helpful information. An engaging training course puts your knowledge to the test, and an online form makes reporting a counterfeit easy.