LOWELL, Mich. (WZZM) -- Police are warning of a phone scam targeting Lowell Light and Power customers.

The scam is causing numerous phone calls by folks worried about their power being shut off and owing money.

The scammers say they are from Lowell Light and Power and tell customers if they don't pay, services will be shut off.

Scammers leave a call back number that connects them to "George," who claims to be from Lowell Light & Power.

According to Lowell police, the city does not have an employee by that name. This is purely a scam trying to get money from customers. Police say do not send any money.

If you have any questions about your bill, call Lowell Light and Power or Lowell City Hall.

LOWELL, Mich. (WZZM) -- We have an update to a story we first told you in March, about a family in Lowell who has been living next to a burned-out house for more than a year.

The house on Lincoln Lake Road caught fire in March 2014.

Neighbors say that was the fourth time the house caught fire, and Lowell police have since started a criminal investigation into the situation.

Lowell city officials tell us they have just received the check to pay for the demolition. The demolition should happen within the next couple of weeks, leaders said.

The YMCA of Greater Grand Rapids has something for everyone & they are looking for summer staffers at the Lowell YMCA.

Adults, 18 years of age or older who work great with kids, have high energy, who are game to have fun and go on field trips including swimming are invited to apply. This summer long program takes place at Cherry Creek.

Call: (616)897-8444 for more information or contact Staci Chambers at schambers@grymca.org.

Visit www.grymca.org for more YMCA information.