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Get property back from Florence Police

Florence Police hold property in an evidence room; you need an appointment to ask about or pick up your items.

Steps

2 steps
  1. Call the Police DepartmentCall 541-997-3515 and ask for Property and Evidence. The page names Sergeant Brandon Ott as the contact.
  2. Make the required appointmentYou must have an appointment to seek or collect property from the Property and Evidence Room.
Once a case is closed, items no longer needed as evidence can be returned, destroyed or sold at auction.

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