RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- Thousands of Richmond residents received property tax rebate checks with the wrong name printed on them, according to the city. In a press release on Tuesday, March 25, city officials said that "several thousand" residents had received such checks, which were issued as part of a four-cent tax rebate program meant to benefit Richmond property owners. "Importantly, no taxpayer information has been released or compromised in any way," the city said, adding that the process remains "fully secure" and "there are no concerns regarding identity theft or misuse of personal data." The city's Department of Finance is working to cancel and reissue the affected checks. A timeline for this process was not provided -- however, the city said it is "already in the process" of notifying all impacted residents. Chesterfield man sentenced to over 10 years in prison after string of armed robberies in Richmond area “I sincerely apologize for this mistake and understand the frustration it may cause for our residents,” said Jamie Atkinson, Director of Revenue, in the press release. “I’m working with my team to quickly rectify the error and will ensure that all affected checks are canceled and reissued with the correct information.” If you have any questions or concerns about this error, or if you received one of these incorrect checks, you can contact the city's customer service team via phone at 311 or 804-646-7000, or by visiting RVA311 online. ...read more read less