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Notice of Unclaimed Property

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CITY OF

›TAYLORSVILLE

UTAH

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to UCA 77-11d-105, Taylorsville Police Department is

advertising a list of found and/or unclaimed property which is currently being stored in the evidence

room. If you have lost your property or not claimed your property from January 1, 2026, through

September 30, 2026, and it matches the description below, please call 385-379-5494 to identify and

claim your property:

Bags/Backpacks/Luggage

Bicycles

Cell Phones

Clothing

Computer Laptops/Tablets

Credit Cards/Bank Cards/Checkbooks/Gift Cards

Currency

Documents/Mail

Firearms

E-cigarettes/ Vapes

Household Goods/Outdoor Equipment

Identification/Cards/Passports

Miscellaneous Items

Wallets/Purses

Landscaping Equipment

Miscellaneous Tools

Jewelry/Watches

Small Appliances

Sports Cards

Game Consoles and related Equipment

You must show proof of ownership or provide a detailed description of your property. All unclaimed

property will be disposed of September 30, 2026.

Dated this: September 14, 2026

Bitan Valora

Betsy Valora

Deputy City Recorder

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STATE OF UTA

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