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Kaysville Police Urge Residents to Check for Unclaimed Property

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According to an October 15 statement from the city, the Kaysville Police Department is encouraging residents to check for lost or unclaimed property stored in its evidence room.

Key takeaways

  • Kaysville Police Department holds various found and unclaimed items in an evidence room.
  • Unclaimed property includes electronics, bicycles, tools, and personal items.
  • Residents must provide a detailed description or proof of ownership to claim items.
  • Appointments can be scheduled by calling Cindee Paulsen at (801) 497-7083.

The Kaysville Police Department is encouraging residents to check for lost or unclaimed property currently held in its evidence room, according to a statement published October 15.

The department often maintains a variety of found items in storage. Unclaimed property may include items such as bicycles, skateboards, scooters, cell phones, electronics, wallets, purses, backpacks, and bags.

Other items potentially held in the evidence room include clothing, personal items, household items, outdoor and sporting equipment, tools, vehicle parts and accessories, identification, documents, credit cards, and gift cards.

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