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KY: Livingston County Schools teachers, staff fear identity theft

Posted on February 13, 2018 by Dissent

Blake Stevens and Randall Barnes report:

Many teachers, bus drivers, custodians, and other school staff in Livingston County fear their identities may have been stolen.

Superintendent Victor Zimmerman apologized Monday night for unknowingly posting payroll information with social security numbers on the Livingston County school district’s website.  The breach was part of an attachment for a school board agenda from January.

Zimmerman explained that payroll for staff is a public record. He said personal information is typically redacted from the attached portion of the online agenda. The particular payroll document, which was posted in January but was from December, was a special payroll and contained personal information.

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