The attorney general shall distribute at least six public awareness publications each year that provide general information on elder fraud and financial exploitation of the elderly. The awareness publications must include information on all of the following:
(A) Warning signs that may signal that fraud or financial exploitation are occurring;
(B) Methods for reporting elder fraud or financial exploitation including a list of agencies that handle those reports;
(C) Services and resources that may be available to prevent or remedy elder fraud or financial exploitation.