Thursday, 1 April 2021

[cobirds] Re: State wildlife areas require social security #--what can we do?

Hi Carol,

I went to Walmart and bought a CPW fishing license so I could access the SWA's and they only needed to see my drivers license. No Social Security # needed.

Adrian Lakin,
Mead, CO

On Thursday, April 1, 2021 at 1:25:27 PM UTC-6 Carol Cushman wrote:
I would be happy to pay for access to the SWAs, but I do balk at giving them my social security #, thereby risking identity theft. Several years ago when I objected, the bureaucrat I talked to insisted they needed it to track down dead-beat dads who refused to pay child support. ????? Last month, I tried again to get the pass and was told the department needed my social security # to keep track of wildlife. Again??????

I wrote to Governor Polis almost a month ago asking if there were any way that an ordinary citizen of Colorado could pay to visit a state wildlife area without giving out a social security number. I have received no answer. Have any of you had any luck in buying the new pass without revealing private information?
Thanks, Carol Cushman, Boulder County

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