Unclaimed Property

The City of Harker Heights is attempting to locate the rightful owners of unclaimed property. These credits may be due to uncashed checks, deposits, refunds, or overpayments. Pursuant to the Texas Property Code, Title 6, Chapter 76 this property is assumed abandoned. Any unclaimed property will be reported to the State Comptroller if not claimed by June 26, 2023.

 Steps to claim listed property:

1. Find your name on our unclaimed property list below.
2. Fill-out and send in the appropriate form and supporting documentation establishing your right to receive the property. (Forms are listed below)


 Unclaimed Property Forms

If you find your name or you are an interested party of someone named on the unclaimed property list please print out and submit one of the three forms available to claim your funds. Before sending in forms remember to complete the following steps:

1. Answer all the questions and fill-in all the blanks.
2. Supply photocopies or required documentation.
3. Sign and date form.

If questions arise while processing your claim, a Finance employee will contact you by phone or letter.

For the original owner of the property: Claim Form for Individuals

For an officer or official claiming on behalf of a corporation, limited liability company, partnership (general or limited), sole proprietorship, association, non-profit organization, government entity, or other business organization: Claim Form for Businesses

For the guardian, agent or trustee of the reported owner; or executor/administrator of the deceased owner: Claim Form for Trustee use


2022 Unclaimed Property List

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If you believe you are owed money prior to the listed year above, please visit the State Comptroller website to search your name in their listings and instructions on how to file a claim.


Common Questions and Answers

Did you find your name and don’t know what the money is for?
Many of the names on our list are from checks returned to the City by the post office. Most of these are for returned water and sewer deposit refunds that were mailed after the account holder moved without furnishing a forwarding address.

Why do we ask for proof of your Social Security Number?
We cannot require you to send us this number but it might be the only way we can match your name to a water and sewer account. To the extent provided by law, the Social Security Number provided is confidential.

Are you unable to see the claim forms?
To view the listed claim forms you need to have Adobe Reader installed on your computer. If you do not have this free program click here to obtain it: Download Adobe Reader
In addition, printed forms will also be made available in the Finance Office in City Hall, which is located at 305 Miller’s Crossing.

Is there a charge for making or receiving a claim?
There is no charge to make a claim.