How long will the Pasco Sheriff hold found property?

Found property is held 90 days from the date of receipt/voucher before ownership vests to the agency.

How do I claim a found scooter or bike?

Contact Pasco Sheriff's Property & Evidence at (813) 235-6120 and bring proof of ownership and valid ID.

What happens if I don't claim the property?

If unclaimed within 90 days, the property becomes the Sheriff's Office property and will be disposed of, here by donation.

Abandonment — St. Petersburg

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Pasco County Sheriff’s Office lists several lost or abandoned electric scooters and bikes found in April 2026; items will be held 90 days from receipt, then become county property and disposed of (mostly donated). Claims require proof of ownership and ID.

Key Takeaways

Items (scooters/bikes) found April 2026 will be held 90 days
Claims require proof of ownership and identification
If unclaimed, property vests to Pasco Sheriff and will be disposed
Intended disposition listed as donation for these items

Published: May 13, 2026 · 6 days ago
Category: Abandonment
City: St. Petersburg

Research context

49 abandonment notices in St. Petersburg (last 12 months)

If you don't respond

If no claim is made within 90 days of the receipt/voucher date, the property vests to the Pasco Sheriff's Office and will be disposed of (in these cases, donated).

What to do next

1
Contact Property & Evidence
Call Pasco Sheriff's Property & Evidence at (813) 235-6120 for claim instructions and evidence voucher details.
2
Prepare Proof of Ownership
Gather receipts, photos, serial numbers, and valid ID to present when filing a claim.
3
Note the 90-day deadline
Claims must be made within 90 days of the receipt/voucher date (items found in April 2026).

Frequently asked questions

How long will the Pasco Sheriff hold found property?: Found property is held 90 days from the date of receipt/voucher before ownership vests to the agency.
How do I claim a found scooter or bike?: Contact Pasco Sheriff's Property & Evidence at (813) 235-6120 and bring proof of ownership and valid ID.
What happens if I don't claim the property?: If unclaimed within 90 days, the property becomes the Sheriff's Office property and will be disposed of, here by donation.

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Legal terms in this notice

Vests: Ownership transfers to the agency after the statutorily required holding period ends.
Florida Statute 705.103: State law governing lost and abandoned property procedures and disposal by law enforcement agencies.

Full Notice Text

PASCO COUNTY: Found Property Ad Listings PASCO SHERIFFS OFFICE (PSO) NOTICE OF ACTION ON FOUND AND/OR ABANDONED PROPERTY The below listed property was submitted to the Pasco Sheriffs Office Property &amp; Evidence Department as lost or abandoned under Florida Statute 705.103. The property will be held by the agency for 90 days from the date of the receipt/voucher, after which the property will vest with the Pasco Sheriffs Office and will be disposed of pursuant to Florida Statute 705.103. Claims must be accompanied by proof of ownership and appropriate identification; for more information, contact the Pasco Sheriffs Office Property and Evidence Department at (813) 235-6120. Date Found - Location Found - Property Description - Finder Filed a Claim Yes/No - Intended Disposition 
04/06/2026  New Port Richey Electric Scooter  No Finder- Donate
04/06/2026 -Holiday- Electric Bike- No Finder- Donate
04/28/2026  Wesley Chapel  Electric Bike  No Finder - Donate
May 6, 2026 &amp; May 13, 2026                                                                          88013

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