What happens to unclaimed property?
Property (including bicycles) that remains unclaimed by the legal owner will be disposed of by destruction, conversion to department property, or public auction.
How long is property held?
Different property is held for different amounts of time: Evidence is held until such a time as they are no longer needed for trial or the statute of limitations expires. Statutes of limitations vary depending on the crime/incident type. Some items, however, can be released per court order or authorization from the State Attorney’s Office…
Can I get my property back if I am a minor?
If you are a UCF student, and you have ID, yes. If you are not affiliated with UCF, then your property will only be release to a parent or guardian (who must show legal proof of guardianship).
Can someone else other then myself pick up the property for me?
Yes, you may authorize another person to pick up your property with a notarized letter of authorization. The letter must include our department name, the case number issued to you, the name of the person you are granting authorization to, your name (both printed and signed), the date and a stamp and signature of a…
Do I need to bring identification?
Yes, you will need a valid picture ID.
Do I need an appointment to pick-up property?
Yes, appointments are generally arranged Monday through Friday (9am-3pm), but other arrangements can be made for off-hour pick-up. Calling ahead (407 823-5622) is to ensure that your property is ready and that someone is available to return it to you. If you were issued a case number, please have that available.
What are the operating hours of the Evidence Section?
We are open Monday through Friday 8:00-4:30. The UCF Police Department is on Libra Drive on the main campus of UCF. The office number is 407-823-5622.