TRAVISAFBI31-104 — Lost, Abandoned, Or Acquired Property

TRAVISAFBI31-104 governs procedures for processing, safeguarding, returning, and disposing of lost, abandoned, or acquired property at Travis AFB.

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  • Publication number: TRAVISAFBI31-104
  • Title: LOST, ABANDONED, OR ACQUIRED PROPERTY
  • Date: 2018-10-10

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It covers property custody, identification of owners, property logs and databases, retention periods, disposal board procedures, and release of property to owners. It requires documentation, owner verification, and specific conditions for releasing vehicles and found money.

Applies to: The provisions and requirements in the instruction apply to all 60th Air Mobility Wing (AMW), tenant and Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) units assigned to Travis AFB, California.

Topics covered

  • Lost property custody
  • Abandoned property disposal
  • Property custodian procedures
  • Owner identification and notification
  • Property retention periods
  • Release of personal property
  • Vehicle release requirements

Questions and answers

Which units does TRAVISAFBI31-104 apply to?

The provisions and requirements in the instruction apply to all 60th Air Mobility Wing (AMW), tenant and Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) units assigned to Travis AFB, California.

Where must lost, abandoned, or acquired property be delivered?

Property identified as lost, abandoned, or acquired will be delivered to the respective organization’s property custodian based on the location the property was found. (paragraph 3)

How must found property be recorded?

Record found property in a permanently bound log book with consecutively numbered pages or a Computer Generated Database (CGD). (paragraph 3)

How long is the federally mandated retention period for property?

After the federally mandated retention period of 45 days, property is considered eligible for disposition and will be referred to the BPDB. (paragraph 3)

What must an owner provide to reclaim personal property?

If the owner of personal property requests to reclaim the property, he/she must furnish proof of ownership. (paragraph 3)

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