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St. George Police Department Announces Unclaimed Property List

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The St. George City Police Department is holding various unclaimed and found properties. Owners must provide receipts or detailed descriptions to claim items.

Key takeaways

  • The St. George City Police Department is holding various unclaimed and surplus properties.
  • Claimants must provide receipts or detailed descriptions within nine days of the October 20 notice.
  • An updated list of held items is available online via the city's website.

The St. George City Police Department is currently holding various unclaimed, found, and surplus properties, according to a public notice published October 20.

Items held by the department include bicycles, electronics, jewelry, cash, clothing, and various personal items.

The variety of items includes backpacks, cameras, computer equipment, documents, ID cards, sporting goods, tools, wallets, and purses. An updated list of the items being held for safekeeping is available at https://apps.sgcity.org/unclaimed/.

To claim ownership of any property, individuals must provide proof in the form of receipts and or a detailed description. This requirement must be met within nine days of the October 20 posting.

For more information regarding these items, the evidence room can be reached at 435-627-4331.

The City of St. George stated it will make efforts to provide reasonable accommodations to disabled members of the public accessing City programs. Individuals with special needs should contact the Human Resources office at 435-627-4674 at least 24 hours in advance.

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