Alameda County, California is currently holding thousands of dollars in unclaimed funds. Alameda Counties unclaimed funds are actually called warrants. These are basically checks, mostly for payment, that have not been cashed. They are held by the Alameda County auditor-controller. Warrants are used by the County to make payments. They look like and largely function as checks. Individuals and businesses may receive what looks like a check from the County, but it is technically a … [Read more...]
San Diego County, California Unclaimed Funds
The county of San Diego is currently holding over one million dollars in unclaimed funds. They are being held with the Accounts Payable Division of the Auditor and Controller. This money belongs to individuals and organizations that have done business or received services from the County. The unclaimed funds being held consist of checks/warrants that remain uncashed for a period of more than six months. They are usually the result of checks/warrants that are returned as undeliverable by … [Read more...]