How can I find out if my lost property is on this list?

Check the list of item types here and search PropertyRoom.com or contact the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Property & Evidence unit.

When will listed items be sold at auction?

Auction dates and viewing times are available from PropertyRoom.com; contact them for specifics.

What can happen to unclaimed property?

Under Florida Statute 705, items may be destroyed, kept for agency use, donated, returned to a finder, sold, or traded to another government unit.

Abandonment — Clearwater (26-00604N)

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Affects:General Public

Pinellas County Sheriff's Office lists unclaimed, abandoned, or lost property collected from Jan 1–31, 2026, which may be destroyed, kept, donated, returned, sold at public auction, or transferred to another government unit. Items will be handled through PropertyRoom.com.

Key Takeaways

Items received between 01/01/2026 and 01/31/2026
Property may be destroyed, retained, donated, returned, sold, or traded
Sale and viewing handled via PropertyRoom.com
Contact PropertyRoom.com for auction times and details

Published: Feb 6, 2026 · 3 months ago
Category: Abandonment
City: Clearwater
Case #: 26-00604N

Research context

30 abandonment notices in Clearwater (last 12 months)

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What to do next

1
Search PropertyRoom.com
Visit http://www.propertyroom.com to search listings and find auction/viewing times for items collected 01/01/2026–01/31/2026.
2
Contact Sheriff's Property Unit
Reach out to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Property & Evidence for questions about specific items or claims.

Frequently asked questions

How can I find out if my lost property is on this list?: Check the list of item types here and search PropertyRoom.com or contact the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Property & Evidence unit.
When will listed items be sold at auction?: Auction dates and viewing times are available from PropertyRoom.com; contact them for specifics.
What can happen to unclaimed property?: Under Florida Statute 705, items may be destroyed, kept for agency use, donated, returned to a finder, sold, or traded to another government unit.

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Legal terms in this notice

unclaimed property: Property held by an agency with no known owner who has come forward to claim it.
abandoned property: Property left without intent to recover it, allowing the agency to dispose per statute.
PropertyRoom.com: A third-party online auction service used by law enforcement to sell unclaimed items.

Full Notice Text

FIRST INSERTION 
Pinellas County Sheriff s Office Property &amp; Evidence 
Unclaimed Abandoned or Lost Property, Unclaimed Evidence             
Pursuant to State Statute 705, any unclaimed abandoned or lost property, or unclaimed evidence stored by the Pinellas County Sheriff s Office, may be destroyed, retained for agency use, donated to a charitable organization, surrendered to the finder, sold at public auction, or traded to another government unit.                 
Types of property received between 01/01/2026  01/31/2026: 
BB GUN, BICYCLE, BRACELET, Camp/Hunt/Fish Equip, CELLULAR PHONE, CLOTHING ACCESSORY, CLOTHING/FUR, EARRINGS, ELECTRONIC DEVICE, EQUIP/TOOL, GUN, GUN AMMO, GUN CASE/HOLSTER/ACCESSOR, GUN CLIP/SPEED LOADER, JEWELRY (OTHER), PURSE/POUCH/PACK, SCOOTER, SPORTS EQUIPMENT, SUNGLASSES/EYEGLASSES, US CURRENCY, WALLET, WATCH. 
The Pinellas County Sheriff s Office uses the services of PropertyRoom.com Auction Company. Please contact them for further information regarding time of any sale or the viewing of any property.  
Visit Property Room.com at http://www.propertyroom.com 
February 6, 13, 2026	26-00604N