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Brigham City Council Issues Notice of Unclaimed Property

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The Brigham City Council issued a notice regarding unclaimed property held by the Brigham City Police Department. The list of items includes various personal belongings and electronics.

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  • Brigham City Police Department has released a list of unclaimed property for 2026.
  • Items include electronics such as an iPhone and a Samsung phone.
  • The notice was published on October 19, 2026.

The Brigham City Council issued a notice on October 19, 2026, regarding unclaimed property held by the Brigham City Police Department.

The unclaimed items listed by the department include a Samsung phone, an iPhone, an Accutime wrist watch, and a silver ring. Other items identified in the notice are a Thule bike rack, a car mirror, a diaper backpack, a gray clutch, a pink coin pouch, a Naruto wallet, and a paperback book titled 'The Note.'

For those requiring assistance to participate in public meetings due to a disability, the city asks that notification be provided eight or more hours in advance. Kristina Rasmussen, the City Recorder, is the contact person for such assistance.

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