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PA Treasury Settlement Agreement with Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office Makes $23.4 Million in Unclaimed Property Available for Claim

Sheriff’s Office returns $12 million in addition to $11.4 million remitted in 2011; Agreement outlines Sheriff Office’s future compliance with Unclaimed Property lawHarrisburg – Pennsylvania Treasurer Rob McCord and Philadelphia Sheriff Jewell Williams announced today that another $12 million in unclaimed property owed by the Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office to citizens, businesses and other organizations has been turned over to the state Treasury under the terms of a comprehensive settlement agreement. Treasurer McCord explained the agreement follows an independent forensic audit of the

PA Treasurer McCord: As Statutory Unclaimed Property Reporting Deadline Nears, Treasury Records Highest March Collections in Last Seven Years

Treasury extends deadline to April 16 to account for weekend; Holder resources and information available online at www.patreasury.govHarrisburg, PA, April 11, 2012– Treasury last month collected nearly $25.4 million, more unclaimed property than it had in any March in the past seven years, State Treasurer Rob McCord noted today as he announced Treasury will accept reports from entities subject to the state’s unclaimed property law through Monday, April 16 because the statutory deadline of April 15 falls on a Sunday this year. “All unclaimed property ‘holders’ have a real, legal

PA Treasury Working to Return Over $1.3 Million in Unclaimed Property to Places of Worship, Faith-based Organizations, Says Treasurer McCord

Treasurer encourages all religious organizations to search free database at patreasury.gov Harrisburg, PA, April 2, 2012 – More than $1.3 million in the Pennsylvania Treasury’s unclaimed property database belongs to places of worship and affiliated organizations across the Commonwealth, said State Treasurer Rob McCord today as his department initiated an outreach effort to reunite this property with its rightful owners. “Religious organizations and institutions are often cornerstones of their communities. They offer support to many and charity to those in need,

PA Treasurer McCord Returns Over $12,000 in Unclaimed Property to Pittsburgh Public Schools; Says 33 Other Allegheny County Districts Owed $89,000

Treasurer encourages other districts, residents and organizations to search free database at patreasury.gov Pittsburgh, PA, March 23, 2012 – As school districts across Pennsylvania face state funding cuts and budget deficits, Pennsylvania Treasurer Rob McCord reminded public school officials to see if their districts may be owed unclaimed property, and he returned more than $12,000 to the Pittsburgh Public Schools today.  Treasurer McCord said 33 other school districts in Allegheny County are due $89,000, and his office is working to return that property. “

PA Treasury: Despite Flood-Related Office Closures, Citizens Awaiting Millions from State Will Receive Payments On Time

Treasury’s operational improvements enabled timely payments of more than $200 million for Pennsylvanians when emergency incidents aroseHarrisburg, PA, Sept, 9, 2011– State Treasurer Rob McCord today assured Pennsylvanians awaiting $200 million from the Commonwealth that those payments should arrive on time – despite state government offices in Pennsylvania’s capital city being closed yesterday and today as the remnants of Tropical Storm Lee created near-record flood conditions throughout the mid-state region. “This week, hundreds of brave individuals helped keep Pennsylvanians safe as

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