What happens if I don't claim my storage unit within seven days?

The unit's contents can be sold or removed, and you may permanently lose possession of your belongings.

Who should contact the storage facility about these units?

The named tenants listed (or someone authorized on their behalf) should contact the facility immediately to reclaim items.

Can someone else buy items from these units?

Yes; after the seven-day period the facility may sell contents to buyers or at auction per facility policy.

Public Notice Notice

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Notice lists storage unit tenants whose units will be sold or removed seven days after publication if not reclaimed. Units are identified by tenant name and unit number; owners must act quickly to avoid loss of property.

Key Takeaways

Sale/removal occurs 7 days from publication
Listed names and unit numbers at risk
Act now to reclaim belongings
Failure to act leads to sale or disposal

Published: May 19, 2026 · today
Category: Other

If you don't respond

If a listed tenant does not reclaim their unit within seven days of publication, the unit's contents may be sold or removed, resulting in permanent loss of property.

What to do next

1
Contact the storage facility immediately
If you are one of the listed tenants, call the facility right away to arrange payment or retrieval before the 7-day deadline.
2
Send an authorized representative
If you cannot attend, authorize someone in writing to reclaim your unit within seven days to prevent sale or removal.
3
Check for auction details
If the unit is sold, ask the facility about auction dates and procedures for buying items after the deadline.

Frequently asked questions

What happens if I don't claim my storage unit within seven days?: The unit's contents can be sold or removed, and you may permanently lose possession of your belongings.
Who should contact the storage facility about these units?: The named tenants listed (or someone authorized on their behalf) should contact the facility immediately to reclaim items.
Can someone else buy items from these units?: Yes; after the seven-day period the facility may sell contents to buyers or at auction per facility policy.

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Full Notice Text

THESE UNITS WILL BE FOR SALE OR REMOVAL 7 DAYS FROM PUBLICATION.

Alexander Beltran 9226
Kendra Hazelwood 515
Heather Muntz 9240
Carol Bennet 102,636,E4
Vincent Bride 521
Lori Shelton 9238

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