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Lost and Found

Cal Maritime’s Public Safety Department maintains a Lost and Found Repository.

Found Property

All Cal Maritime community members may turn in found property to the Public Safety Office. You may hand carry found property to the Public Safety Office and surrender it to on duty personnel or request a community service specialist at 654-1176 to arrange the property transfer. The officer will assign the lost property a claim tag number. The Public Safety Office will periodically announce property retained in its repository to be claimed by owners. Property will be held for 180 days and then disposed of per CSU directives.

To Report Lost Property

To report a lost item, you should provide the following information:

1. Brand name and/or description of the item;
2. Model number;
3. Serial numbers and any special identifying marks you may have added to the property prior to you losing it;
4. Time and location where you had the item last.

To Claim Lost Property

Lost property may be claimed at the Public Safety Office by contacting the on duty personnel at 654-1176. To claim property, you must be able to establish ownership. You may do this by providing:

1. Detailed description of the lost property (nomenclature, etc.);
2. A receipt or bill of sale;
3. The serial and model number; or
4. Describing special identifying markings you may have added to the item.