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Attorney General representative briefs commissioners on unclaimed property program
Summary
An outreach representative for the Indiana Attorney General told the board the office returns over $1 million of unclaimed property each week and has recovered more than $85 million tied to Medicaid fraud; he explained how residents can check for unclaimed assets.
Parker Fletcher, an outreach representative for Attorney General Todd Rokita, briefed the Floyd County commissioners on the state unclaimed property program. Fletcher said the office returns more than $1 million of unclaimed property each week to Indiana residents and has recovered over $85 million from entities involved in Medicaid fraud. He explained how residents may search for and claim unclaimed property through the Attorney General's office.
Fletcher spoke on behalf of the Attorney General and provided instructions on how to check for any unclaimed property. No formal action was required of the commissioners; the briefing was informational.
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