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Kaysville Police Invite Residents to Check for Unclaimed Property

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The Kaysville Police Department is encouraging residents to check the department's evidence room for any lost or unclaimed property. According to an October 15 statement, various items are being held for owners to claim.

Key takeaways

  • The Kaysville Police Department is holding various unclaimed items in its evidence room.
  • Lost items can include electronics, bicycles, personal documents, and various household or sporting goods.
  • To claim property, individuals must schedule an appointment with Cindee Paulsen at (801) 497-7083.
  • Proof of ownership or a detailed description of the item is required for claims.

The Kaysville Police Department is inviting residents to check the department's evidence room for lost or unclaimed property, according to an October 15 statement.

Officials noted that the department often holds a variety of items in its evidence room and suggested that now is an appropriate time for individuals to check for missing belongings.

Unclaimed items held by the department include bags, purses, backpacks, wallets, bicycles, skateboards, and scooters. Other items include identification, documents, clothing, personal items, credit and gift cards, cell phones, electronics, household items, outdoor and sporting equipment, vehicle parts and accessories, tools, and other property.

Individuals who believe an item belongs to them must call Cindee Paulsen at (801) 497-7083 to schedule an appointment. To claim property, owners will be required to provide a detailed description or proof of ownership.

This announcement follows other recent city updates, including reports on e-bike safety and a cancelled bond election for a new fire station.

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