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After certain legal requirements are met, some unclaimed property items may be auctioned off to the public. To purchase items turned over for auction, visit propertyroom.com.

Proceeds from auctions are donated to the Police Relief Association which benefits police officers and their families.

For more information about the types of items currently being held as unclaimed property, click here.


It is often necessary in the investigation of a criminal incident to seize items as evidence. In years past, the Department also accepted found property. If you believe the Department might have your property and you would like to retrieve it, please complete the form below.

Please provide the appropriate information if you are attempting to recover property that was seized by a police officer or in conjunction with an arrest. Providing as much information as possible will assist in determining the status of your property.

If your property was seized as evidence, you will also need to obtain a release letter from the Circuit Attorney’s Office stating the evidence is no longer needed and is eligible to be returned to the owner. The letter should be on official letterhead containing a signature from a representative in the Circuit Attorney’s Office. The letter should contain a full description of the property and the police report number of the incident where the property was seized.
Today's Date:
Name: *
Address: *
Phone Numbers: primary*
Email Address:
Description of Item
Item(tv, gun, money, clothes, etc...): *
Make:
Model:
Color:
Serial Number:

Please provide any other information and a detailed description of the item. This information will assist our efforts to locate and return your property. Anticipate a response from the Property Custody Unit within 10 days.
Other Information/ Detailed Description: *
Police Report
Report Number:
Date of Occurence: *
Location of Occurence: *
District:
Police Officer (if known):

Thank You,
Property Custody Unit.		  
 

Unclaimed Property/Property Seized as Evidence